Rules of the Deed in 1836, now reprinted with revisions, according to the votes of the Service, up to the end of the year 1858).

  • Bengal Medical Retiring Fund.
Date:
[1858?]
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Credit: Rules of the Deed in 1836, now reprinted with revisions, according to the votes of the Service, up to the end of the year 1858). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    commences by half yearly payments, that is to say, the sum of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds Sterling on the first day of One Thousand Eight Hundred and and the like sum of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds Sterling on the first day of following in each and every year from this date, during the continuance of his natural life ; and on his decease his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, are hereby declared entitled to claim from the aforesaid (Home Government or Messrs. Coutts and Co.) the portion of his Annuity that may remain unpaid from the date of the last half yearly payment made to the said A. B. whenever that may happen. Bengal Medical Retiring Fund Office, Calcutta, ] 8 No. on the General Register, Examined to the day of his demise, Managers. Secretary. APPENDIX E. Form of Certificate to he furnished by Annuitant on draining the Annuity. I, C. D., of (Residence) do hereby certify that A. B. late of the Bengal 'Medical' Bem(]e is alive he having appeared before me this day of the year of Our Lord 18 7ELLCOME LIBRARY pam W '2- I H3r Justice of Peace. APPENDIX F. *5^ Form i / Annuitant''s Receipt for a half yearly Annuity. Place and date. |Um()eh froi i (Home Government or Messrs. Coutts and Co.) the sum of being my half yearly Annuity for the half year ending the (30th June or 31st December 18 ) due from the Bengal Medical Retiring Fund. Annuitant. Printed by P. M. Cranenburgh, Military Orphan Press.