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B-209763 1 (1983-03-21)

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DECISION K





FILE: B-209763


MATTER C


DIGEST:


THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548




      DATE: March 21, 1983


Fi: Jeffrey Israel - Security Deposit
    Reimbursement and Weekend Return Travel

1. An employee, who was on a temporary duty
    assignment scheduled to last for ap-
    proximately 6 months, received instruc-
    tions that any apartment rented should only
    be on a month-to-month basis. However, he
    signed a 1-year lease, and when his assign-
    ment was terminated prior to the expiration
    of the lease term and he vacated the apart-
    ment prematurely, he forfeited a $700
    security deposit. The employee may not be
    reimbursed the $700 security deposit since
    the employee acted unreasonably in signing
    a 1-year lease in these circumstances.

2. An employee was on temporary duty assign-
    ment at Houston, Texas. He traveled to
    Miami, Florida, on the Thanksgiving holiday
    weekend for personal reasons instead of to
    his official duty station in Philadelphia,
    Pennsylvania. The employee may not be
    reimbursed his transportation expenses to
    and from Miami since such travel was not
    to the employee's headquarters or olace of
    abode as required for weekend return travel
    under the Federal Travel Regulations.

3. An employee on temporary duty in Houston,
    Texas, claims meals and cab fares to obtain
    meals while in Miami, Florida, during a
    holiday weekend. Cab fares may not be paid
    under para. 1-2.3b of the Federal Travel
    Regulations where, for reasons of personal
    preference and not due to the nature of the
    temporary duty assignment, the employee
    obtains lodgings or meals in distant
    locations.


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