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B-182564 1 (1975-11-26)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadcrt0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 'DECISION FILE: B-182564 MATTER OF: DIGEST: o p 'THE COMPTRL ..ER GENERAL . OF THE UNITED STATES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 VN V, 0 DATE: NOV 2 6 1975 q-7&7 Morris Wiseman - Extension of Settlement Date- Limitation Transferred Air Force employee requested extension of time to settle house sale under 2 JTR para. C8350 because renovation was not complete. Exten- sion was denied by Civilian Personnel Officer based upon restrictive interpretation of JTR. After several appeals Headquarters USAF authorized extension, and successor Civilian Personnel Officer approved it. Extension is valid even though approved more than 2 years after effective date of transfer. That portion of Matter of Daryl L. Mahoney, B-181611, December 26, 1974, requirin3 approval within 2 years will no longer be followed. This is a reconsideration of Settlement Certificate Z-2522874, issued by our Transportation and Claims Division on February 4, 1974, which denied Mr. Morris 4isean's claim for reimbursement of real estate expenses incurred incident to the sale of his residence at his old duty station. Under the authority of Departnent of the Air Force Travel Authoriza- tion C1000-31-72, issued September 1, 1971, Mr. Morris Wisenan was trans- ferred from the Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to the Ai-r Force Systems Command, Andrews Air Base, Camp Springs, Maryland, to which he reported on September 12,. 1971. Beginning long before he knew of his transfer, Hr. Wiseman had contracted for extensive remodelling work on his residence at his old duty station. The building permit for the work was issued October 25, 1968. 'At the time of his transfer, the work was not completed, and Mr. Wiseman was advised-by a real estate broker that it would be extremely difficult-to sell the property unless the rpnovation work was completed. Following his transfer, Mr. Wiseman found that the cost of mortgage payments for his former residence, rent payments-for his new residence, and payments to the contractor doing the renovation work were simply too great. Mr. Wiseman, therefore, terminated his agreement with the contractor and began travelling to New Jersey on weekends to complete the remodelling work himself. Finally, on September 2, 1972, Mr. Wiseman executed a contract to sell his former residence in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, and the settlement of the contract took place on December 4, 1972.

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