THE EMPLOYEE IS INDEBTED FOR SHIPMENT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS IN EXCESS OF THE WEIGHT LIMITATION WHICH HAD BEEN REIMPOSED BY THE JTR EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1. FOR TRANSFER BACK TO THE UNITED STATES WAS GOVERNED BY THAT JTR CHANGE. APPEALS A DETERMINATION THAT HE IS INDEBTED TO THE UNITED STATES FOR COSTS OF SHIPPING HOUSEHOLD GOODS IN EXCESS OF THE MAXIMUM AUTHORIZED WEIGHT. HELD THAT HE WAS INDEBTED BUT RE...

An employee of the National Security Agency (NSA) appealed a determination that he was indebted to the United States for costs of shipping household goods in excess of the maximum authorized weight. When the employee was transferred to Frankfurt, Germany, in June, 1972, his orders limited the shipment of household goods to 2,750 pounds in accordance with regulations in effect at that time. A chang...