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rDisposition of Unpaid Copensation]. -189F25, Octo'ter 18,
1977. 4 pp.
Decision re: Lillian E. Clark Engs; by Robert v. Keller, Acting
Comptroller General.
Issurj Area: Personnel Management ad Compensatio: Compensation
(305).
Contact: Office of the Gcneral Counsel: Civilian Personnel.
Budget Function: General Government: Central Personnel
Management (805).
Orgaiizaticn Concerned; Veterans Administration: VA Hospital,
Coatesville, PA.
Authority: 31 U.S.C. 71a. 5 U.S.C. 5582. 5 U.S.C. 61f. B-145563
(1961).
E. D. Shacklett,.Hospital Director, Veterans
Administration Hospital, Coatesville, Pennsylvania, requeisted a
decision as to the disposition of uripaid comtensation owed to a
former employee at the time of her death in 1958. The mother of
the deceased claimed the unpaid cor.ensation, but the claim of
the widower of the deceased had priority over the mother. The
mother's claim was denied since the deceased was married at the
time of her death and, even though the widower allegedly
deserted the deceased and did not file a claim within 10 years,
his claim had prior5ty. The claims filed by the deceased's
daughters more than 10 years after the claim aros were
disallowed becau3e they were barred by the statute of
limitations. (Author/SC)
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