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B-187212, MAR 7, 1977

B-187212: Mar 7, 1977

BECAUSE HE WAS ADVISED THAT UNDER SUCH ARRANGEMENT HE COULD BE REIMBURSED FOR TEMPORARY QUARTERS EXPENSES. REIMBURSEMENT IS NOT AUTHORIZED BECAUSE THERE IS NO OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE OF INTENTION BY EMPLOYEE TO VACATE PERMANENT RESIDENCE QUARTERS. WILLIAMS - TEMPORARY QUARTERS - WHAT CONSTITUTES: THIS DECISION IS IN RESPONSE TO A REQUEST FOR RECONSIDERATION OF OUR CLAIMS DIVISION SETTLEMENT CERTIFICATE...

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What Constitutes Temporary Quarters

B-187212: Mar 7, 1977

A transferred employee who sold his residence at his old duty station continued to occupy the residence on a rental basis because he was advised that he could thus be reimbursed for temporary quarters expense. Such reimbursement is not authorized because there is no evidence of the employee's intention to vacate. Incorrect advice by agency officials cannot be the basis for reimbursement...

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