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B-210713 1 (1983-05-17)

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                        THE COMPTROLLER GENERAL
DECISION                OF THE UNITEO        STATES
                        WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20548




FILE:   B-210713              DATE: May 17, 1983

MATTER OF:     Charles L. Eppright


DIGEST:

      1. An employee is indebted to Government
          because he exceeded his authorized
          weight allowance for shipment of
          household goods. He claims the weight
          of his shipment from Germany to Michi-
          gan should have been reduced by
          15 percent for weight of bracing and
          padding material. Weight receipts
          show that padding and bracing mate-
          rials returned to the warehouse were
          weighed separately and their weight
          was included in tare weight of ship-
          ment. Since weight of padding and
          bracing was, therefore, excluded from
          net weight, employee is not entitled
          to 15 percent reduction under Volume 2
          of the Joint Travel Regulations, para-
          graph C7050-2c.

      2. An employee is indebted to Government
          because he exceeded his authorized
          weight allowance for shipment of
          household goods. He claims weight for
          shipment of household goods from
          California to Michigan was erroneous.
          Although he claims that his wife
          witnessed a reweigh that reduced the
          weight over 300 pounds, in the absence
          of weight certificates or other demon-
          strative evidence to support this
          allegation, we must accept the agency
          determination that the weight stated
          on the Government Bill of Lading was
          correct.

       3. An employee states that he moved
           12 times in 16 years preceding move
           for which he became indebted to
           Government for exceeding the author-
           ized weight allowance. He indicates

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