B-48857, JAN. 18, 1956
Highlights
DURING WHICH PERIOD YOU WERE SUSPENDED WITHOUT PAY. YOUR CLAIM FOR THIS COMPENSATION WAS DISALLOWED BY SETTLEMENT OF JULY 24. THE SETTLEMENT WAS REVIEWED AT YOUR REQUEST IN OUR DECISION OF OCTOBER 3. YOU WERE ADVISED THAT YOUR THEN CURRENT LETTERS TAKING EXCEPTION TO THE POSITION OF OUR OFFICE IN OUR DECISION OF OCTOBER 3.
B-48857, JAN. 18, 1956
TO MISS MAY TERRY:
YOUR LETTER OF DECEMBER 4, 1955, AGAIN REQUESTS ALLOWANCE OF YOUR CLAIM FOR COMPENSATION FROM JULY 23, 1948, TO AUGUST 13, 1948, DURING WHICH PERIOD YOU WERE SUSPENDED WITHOUT PAY.
YOUR CLAIM FOR THIS COMPENSATION WAS DISALLOWED BY SETTLEMENT OF JULY 24, 1951, AND THE SETTLEMENT WAS REVIEWED AT YOUR REQUEST IN OUR DECISION OF OCTOBER 3, 1951, TO YOU. THAT DECISION SUSTAINED THE DISALLOWANCE OF YOUR CLAIM FOR REASONS THEREIN EXPLAINED IN DETAIL, INCLUDING THE APPLICATION OF CIVIL SERVICE RULE 9.102 REFERRED TO IN YOUR PRESENT LETTER. IN OUR LETTER OF DECEMBER 3, 1951, YOU WERE ADVISED THAT YOUR THEN CURRENT LETTERS TAKING EXCEPTION TO THE POSITION OF OUR OFFICE IN OUR DECISION OF OCTOBER 3, 1951, CONTAINED NO INFORMATION OR EVIDENCE WHICH HAD NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED BY OUR OFFICE, AND THAT FURTHER CORRESPONDENCE IN THE MATTER WOULD SERVE NO USEFUL PURPOSE. YOUR PRESENT LETTER CONTAINS NO NEW OR MATERIAL EVIDENCE OR FACTS NOT PREVIOUSLY CONSIDERED AND WARRANTS NO CHANGE IN THE DISALLOWANCE OF YOUR CLAIM.