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B-186802 1 (1976-11-30)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaddwh0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 01L r THE COMPT4OLLER GENEnAL DECISION * r2 T E UN ITED STATEE WASHINGTON .. 2054E3 DATE: NOV 3 i 1976 MATTER OF: I Robert L, Pondron - Request for waiver of indibtednesa Civilian employee requeats waiver of Army claim against him for optional life insurance payrwants that Army failed to docat froM his pay from October 7, 1970 through December 22, 1973, in the amount of $254.40. Request for' uaiver is denied since numrous inquiries by euployea to :asponalble officials regarding propriety of auount of deductions indicate he was aware there was sore quantion as to the correckness of his pay; aKoo, it would not be inequitable to require payment because optional 1ife insurance was in forto during period when no dedutionA were made therefor. 0-180137, December 2B, 1973, distinuished. Wr, Robert L. Pondren, a civilian employee of the Department of thc Ar-y, neeks recon'iiderntion or the detervinaUion dated December 9, 1975, by our Transpoeation ad Claims Division (now Clairs Division) denyinq his request for uiver of indnbtednens to the United States for overpayment of pay in the ,rons arount of $254.40, As was stated in the deterrm.ntion of Dacebor 9, 1975, thu record shown tnat deductioni for optional life insurance premiums, watich wern previously in offect, were erroneously discontinued followin, Hr. Fondren's transfer fron Charloss.on Army Depot, South Carolina, to the U.JI. Army Forces Southorn Conrand, Canal Zone, on October 7, 1970, A nhor tine aftcr his transfer to the Canal Zone, r. Fondren suspected that the deductions from his pay for regular life insuranco and optional insurance wero incorrect and contacted the Finance and Accounting Office and Civilian Peraonnel Office to assure that both types or insurance wore in force and tho deductions wore correct. The record further indicates that despite assurances from the Finance and Accounting Office and the Civilian Porsaonrnl Office that everythin was In order, ih. Fondren was not satisfiod that adequate nrounts were being deducted from hiN pay, mince he continued t *-. .4 FILE: D-186002 flIGEST:

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