R 14 Government of Sindh Department of Finance Circular No. FD (SR II) 11 9 1977, dated 4 12 1977 Government employees abroad The payment of medical treatment costs did not claim arbitrary assistance with the government and its claim by the public servant. Go. Inspected by the Medical Board and advised to go abroad for investigation and treatment, a government employee obtained a leave of ex-Pakistan on medical grounds and went abroad, on return, claiming to pay medical expenses. Denied, but not allowed by the Service Tribunal Order under the Treaty Rules of Treatment of Government Employees Overseas, although the Respondent fulfilled the Sindh-defined conditions for relaxation of medical expenses. But it did ease the rules in terms of R14 before going abroad Did not request the required approval. Erms of holding, denying or denying medical expenses for overseas treatment
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