Traffic Receipts and Currency Regulations
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What action is taken if discrepancies are found between the cash and the remittance note?

  • A recount is made followed by investigation if unresolved. (correct)
  • The Cash Witness can modify the remittance note directly.
  • The discrepancy is ignored if it's minor.
  • The cash is accepted based on the Poddar's report.

Who is responsible for preparing a manuscript cash remittance note when the original is not found?

  • The Cashier.
  • The Chief Cashier.
  • The Poddar.
  • The Cash Witness. (correct)

What is the role of the Head Cashier in the event of a cash and remittance note discrepancy?

  • To personally conduct necessary investigations. (correct)
  • To oversee cash counting without involving other staff.
  • To delegate the investigation to junior staff.
  • To directly amend the cash remittance note.

What occurs after cash discrepancies are acknowledged on the cash remittance note?

<p>Discrepancies are reported to the concerned station. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if the cash remittance note is decipherable in a cash bag?

<p>A manuscript cash remittance note is prepared. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the Assistant Station Master do upon receiving the cash and cash seal?

<p>Acknowledge receipt and count the cash (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must the Guard examine before the cash bag is deposited in the travelling cash safe?

<p>The stitching of the seams and the seal (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done before the Station Master acknowledges the receipt of cash bags from agents?

<p>Verify that the bag is sealed and undamaged (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Upon depositing the cash bag into the travelling cash safe, what must the Guard do first?

<p>Sign in the register with total number of bags (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is NOT allowed when handing over cash to the Station Master by the out-agents?

<p>Loose cash can be submitted (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What detail must exactly match the particulars in the register according to the Guard's duty?

<p>The station name and number painted on the bags (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for counting the cash in the cash bag after the Assistant Station Master?

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What must the Assistant Station Master do with the cash bag before depositing it?

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How must the Guard sign when acknowledging cash bags in the register?

<p>In full in ink detailing each bag (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main responsibility of the Traffic Cash Witnesses?

<p>Monitoring the remittance process from cash safes to cash office (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should Traffic Cash Witnesses do if they find discrepancies between actual cash and recorded entries?

<p>Confirm the discrepancies and sign counterfoils of remittance notes (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is responsible for the travelling cash safes and their contents?

<p>Commercial Department through Traffic Cash Witness (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What process must occur before opening any cash safe?

<p>Joint examination of locks and seals by the Assistant Cashier and Head Traffic Cash Witness (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who should be present when opening the cash safes?

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What should be done if a defect is found in the locks or seals of the cash safes?

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Is it permissible for the same individuals to be assigned as Traffic Cash Witnesses regularly?

<p>No, the same individuals should not be regularly appointed (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What action is required after examining the cash safes before opening them?

<p>A certification of the examination must be recorded (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does the Railway Protection Force play in the cash safe process?

<p>They ensure security during the opening of cash safes (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should Traffic Cash Witnesses check regarding remittance notes?

<p>The accuracy of the entries made in cash office records (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is authorized to collect the sealed cash bags at the junction station?

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What should happen before the cash safe is opened at the branch line?

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What must the Station Master do with the registrations of the cash bags collected?

<p>Post them in a register immediately. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who must acknowledge the handover of cash safes at the destination?

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How should the sealed cash bags be preserved by the Station Master?

<p>In his station safe. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the first action taken with the loaded cash safes upon reaching the destination?

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What must be included in the Guard's rough journal when handing over cash safes?

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Who is responsible for making sure the safes are under proper protection at the destination?

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Which officer is involved in the process of handling cash safes alongside the Station Master?

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In whose consultation is the procedure for handling cash safes outlined?

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Who is primarily responsible for taking over cash from the goods office at large stations?

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What must the official do when acknowledging receipt of cash?

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What is required of the official in charge of cash custody?

<p>Ensure the cash is locked in a safe with the key in their personal custody (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When must the Station Master take over the cash from the goods parcels office?

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How should the Station Master document the cash taken over from the Assistant Station Master?

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What happens to the cash collected from the booking office after each duty shift?

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What is the consequence of failure to properly document cash received?

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Which of the following is required for a bank draft to be accepted for railway dues?

<p>The draft must be endorsed 'Payee Accounts Only—Not Negotiable'. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be included in the register of bank drafts accepted?

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If a bank draft is dishonored, what is the immediate procedure to follow?

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What must the Station Master do if the cash safe's key is lost or the safe needs repair?

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Who is responsible for maintaining the duplicate keys of all station safes?

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What aspect must be checked regarding the charges for realizing the amount of a bank draft?

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What should the Divisional Office do upon receiving a telegram about a lost key?

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Where must the bank drafts be sent after being received at the station?

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In what condition must the box containing duplicates of station safe keys be kept?

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What characteristic must the bank that issues a bank draft have?

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What must NOT occur regarding the method of payment for railway dues among firms authorized to use bank drafts?

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What should the Traffic Commercial Inspector do when opening the cash safe with the Station Master?

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Which department is exempt from using the specified civil credit notes for services rendered?

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What is the primary purpose of the credit note issued by the Railway Department?

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How should alterations to a credit note be handled after it has been signed?

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What should always accompany a credit note issued by Government Departments?

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Which form is used by Railway officials to issue credit notes for freight on railway materials?

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What detail must be correctly filed in the credit note to prevent issues?

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What happens if credit notes issued by unauthorized individuals are presented for freight and other charges?

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Who is responsible for ensuring that the particulars on a credit note are correct before signing?

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What must happen after the amount due is certified on a credit note?

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What must be noted on the parcel way-bill for consignments paid by credit note?

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Which statement is true regarding the correct entry of charges in credit notes?

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What is necessary for a credit note to be valid when freight is payable at the booking station?

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What details must be included in a credit note for payments related to demurrage charges?

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Which of the following is true about using a single credit note for multiple consignments?

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What should be maintained at stations according to credit note regulations?

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What guidance is there for the information required in credit notes upon their submission?

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When is the credit note required to be received for freight payable at the destination station?

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Why is it important to have correct charge entries in credit notes specifically for military and government departments?

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What is the primary objective of maintaining a register of credit notes?

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What is a primary duty of the Station Master concerning cash remittance?

<p>Ensure the accurate accountal of cash daily (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following actions is NOT permitted when handling cash?

<p>Allowing outsiders near cash safes (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the responsibilities of the staff handling cash?

<p>To maintain accurate remittance records (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What security measure must be enforced during cash movement?

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How should cash be secured when not in active transit?

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What must a Station Master do regarding daily cash inspections?

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What kind of accounts should staff responsible for cash remittance maintain?

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What is a consequence of failing to remit cash properly?

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In terms of cash handling, what must the railway administration ensure?

<p>Responsibilities for remittance are clearly specified (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During cash handling at night, what is the mandate to ensure security?

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Flashcards

Daily cash handling procedure

A daily procedure for handling cash from goods, booking, and other offices. It includes personal counting, signing in cash books, and noting the amount in words and figures.

Goods Supervisor's Role

The Goods Supervisor, or equivalent, handles cash if the goods office isn't under the Station Master's direct control.

Cash Safe Deposit

Collected cash should immediately be placed in a locked cash safe, and the key kept by the official in charge.

Station Master's Daily Cash

The Station Master takes over the cash from the goods/parcels office at closing.

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Booking Office Cash

Booking office cash is taken over in shifts or train-by-train based on given procedures and acknowledged by either the Assistant or the Station Master.

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Cash Count Audit

The Station Master or Assistant, when taking over cash, must count the entire amount and sign for it in a station diary with the total value in words.

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Cash Accountability Record

Detailed record of the cash received and transferred must be maintained with details in word and figure format, dated, and signed by the people involved

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Handling cash in off-duty hours

If the Station Master is off-duty, the Assistant Station Master handles the cash, counting it fully and recording its receipt in the station diary.

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Cash and seal storage

After counting, the cash seal and cash bag are kept securely in the station safe until the appropriate time for movement.

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Cash Bag Examination (Guard)

Before depositing, the train guard checks the cash bag's condition, stitching, seal, and station details to ensure accuracy and integrity.

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Station Master's Signature

The Station Master records the Guard's signature and the total number of deposited bags, as well as the travelling cash safe number, in a dedicated register.

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Out-agency/City Booking Cash

Out-agents and city booking agents give the sealed cash bags to the Station Master at the serving station, who then records its receipt.

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Loose Cash Prohibition

Loose cash should not be transferred; only sealed bags are accepted.

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Cash Bag Inspection (Station Master)

The Station Master inspects the cash bag for any damage or tampering before accepting it.

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Depositing Cash Bags

The Station Master deposits the received sealed cash bags into the travelling cash safe following the same procedure for the station's own cash.

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Travelling Cash Safe

A secure container used for transporting cash between locations.

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Cash Bag Discrepancies

When the cash amount in a bag doesn't match the remittance note, a recount is done by the Traffic Cash Witness. If the discrepancy persists, the Head Cashier investigates.

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Manuscript Cash Remittance Note

A handwritten cash remittance note is created in triplicate when the original note is missing or unreadable. It's signed by the Cash Witness, Sheriff, Chief Cashier, and Assistant Cashier.

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Cash Bag Opening Procedure

The Poddar opens the cash bag in a secure area in the presence of the Traffic Cash Witness. The Cash Witness verifies the cash amount against the remittance note.

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Who Accepts Cash Received?

The Station Master or Assistant takes over the cash, verifying the total and making a record of the receipt in the station diary.

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What if No Cash Remittance Note?

If the original cash remittance note is missing, a new one is prepared in triplicate by the Cash Witness and signed by several officials.

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Branch Line Cash Safes

At junction stations, branch line cash safes are opened in the presence of the Guard and Railway Police to deposit cash into the main line safe.

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Branch Line Cash Safe Protocol

The Station Master opens the branch line cash safe, records the details of collected cash bags in a register, and then deposits them in the main line safe.

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Who Witnesses Branch Line Safe Opening?

The Station Master opens the branch line cash safe in the presence of the Guard and a representative of the Government Railway Police.

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Loaded Cash Safe Unloading

At the destination, loaded cash safes are unloaded before any shunting starts, and the Guard hands them over to the Station Master, obtaining an acknowledgment in his journal.

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Station Master's Responsibility

The Station Master is responsible for the safekeeping of the branch line cash bags until they are deposited in the main line train.

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Cash Safe Protection

Loaded cash safes are placed under the charge of Government Railway Police or other approved protection until they are handed over to the authorized cash office representative.

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Cash Safe Handling Procedure

The Station Master at the junction station receives the branch line cash safe, records details, deposits it in the main line train, and the Guard acknowledges receipt in his journal.

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Cash Safe Handling Responsibility

The Station Master and Guard are responsible for the safe handling and transfer of the cash safe from the branch line to the main line.

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Cash Safe Security

The cash safe is protected with seals, individual painted numbers, and the locked safe is handed over to the Station Master, who then places it under police protection until the cash office receives it.

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Cash Safe Delivery Process

Once the train arrives, the cash safe is unloaded, handed over to the Station Master, acknowledged, and then placed under the charge of Government Railway Police or other approved protection until it reaches the cash office.

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Traffic Cash Witness

A designated staff member from the Traffic (Commercial) Department who observes all cash remittance operations, ensuring security and accuracy.

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Witnessing Cash Operations

Traffic Cash Witnesses observe the handling of cash from the time it's removed from the safe until it's counted and recorded, ensuring all steps are secure and accurate.

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Traffic Cash Witness Responsibilities

Traffic Cash Witnesses are responsible for verifying cash amounts, witnessing the transfer, signing relevant documents, and ensuring accurate record-keeping.

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Discrepancy Handling

If discrepancies are found between the cash amount and the remittance note, Traffic Cash Witnesses assist in reconciling the difference.

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Cash Remittance Note Counterfoil

Traffic Cash Witnesses sign the counterfoils of the cash remittance notes to acknowledge receipt of the station earnings.

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Cash Office Records

Traffic Cash Witnesses verify that the entries on the cash remittance notes are correctly recorded in the cash office's Traffic Cash Check Sheet A-937.

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Rotation of Cash Witnesses

The same individuals should not consistently serve as Traffic Cash Witnesses to maintain impartiality and prevent potential bias.

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Responsibility for Travelling Cash Safes

The Commercial Department, through the Traffic Cash Witness, is responsible for the safety and security of travelling cash safes and their contents.

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Joint Safe Inspection

Before opening a cash safe, the Assistant Cashier and Head Traffic Cash Witness jointly inspect the locks and seals, documenting any issues in a dedicated register.

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Opening Cash Safes

Cash safes are opened one at a time by the Traffic Cash Witness in the presence of representatives from the cash office and either the Railway Protection Force or the Government Railway Police.

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Bank Draft Payment

A method where authorized firms can pay railway dues using bank drafts instead of cash. This method requires specific conditions for the draft and a register of accepted drafts.

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Draft Requirements

Bank drafts used for railway dues must be from Scheduled Banks, drawn in favor of the railway's Financial Adviser, and endorsed "Payee 'Accounts Only - Not Negotiable'.

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Draft Charges

Any charges for realizing the bank draft should be included in the draft amount. These charges are recorded separately in the station's financial books.

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Draft Register

Stations accepting bank drafts must maintain a register to record details of each draft accepted, including the date, number, amount, and the firm's name.

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Draft Handling Procedure

Received bank drafts are sent to the cash office along with daily earnings, recorded in the cash remittance note. If dishonored, a new draft must be obtained.

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Credit Note Restriction

Firms using bank drafts for payments are not allowed to use credit notes for individual or firm payments, as defined in paragraph 2414.

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Dishonored Draft

If a bank draft is dishonored, the Station Master must obtain a new draft and send it to the cash office, following the normal procedure.

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Credit Note for Civil Departments

A document used by various government departments (except Posts & Telegraphs) to acknowledge payment for services rendered by the Railway.

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Credit Note for Posts & Telegraphs

A specific credit note used by the Posts & Telegraphs department to pay for freight charges.

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Credit Note for Railway Department

Form Com.|C-39 Rev. used by authorized railway officials to pay for freight charges for railway materials and other services.

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Who signs Credit Notes for Private Parties?

Private entities' credit notes must be signed by authorized individuals as per para 2414 of the Railway Manual.

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Who signs Credit Notes for Government Departments?

The concerned government officer signs the certificate of the amount due and adds their official designation.

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What's the Importance of the Seal on Credit Notes?

Credit notes from government departments must bear the seal of the issuing office to ensure authenticity.

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What happens after Credit Notes are jointly signed?

No alterations can be made to the credit note after it's signed by both parties.

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Why are correct particulars crucial in Credit Notes?

Station staff should accurately fill in details about the class of service to calculate the correct amount to be recovered from the department.

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What are the instructions on the reverse of the credit note?

The instructions on the back of the credit note must be carefully studied and implemented.

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Credit Note Purpose

Credit notes are used to pay freight charges for goods or parcels when the sender has a pre-arranged credit system with the railway.

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Correct Credit Note Entry

Station staff must carefully ensure that the charges entered in a credit note are accurate to avoid undercharges or overcharges.

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Single Credit Note for Multiple Consignments

A single credit note can be used for multiple shipments if the freight is payable at the same time and place.

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Credit Note Timing

Credit notes must be presented before the goods are shipped or delivered, whether at the booking station or the destination.

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Credit Note Tracking

The number and date of the credit note should be recorded on the waybill/invoice and in the cash book to keep track of payments.

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Credit Note Details

Credit notes should include complete information like the waybill or invoice number and date, or details about demurrage or whartage charges.

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Credit Note Register

Stations maintain a register of credit notes received, documenting each transaction using a specific form.

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Handling Cash Collections

Station Masters are responsible for collecting cash and other forms of payment and remitting them to the cash office.

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Station Receipts

All cash, checks, and other payments received at the station must be forwarded to the designated cash office.

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Full Particulars

Credit notes need complete information, including the date, time, and relevant details about the goods or services being paid for.

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Consolidated Treasury Post Office Bank receipt

A monthly summary of all Treasury Post Office Bank receipts prepared by the Station Master Out-agent and signed by the Treasury Officer, Post Master, or Bank representative. This document is sent to the Chief Accounts Officer.

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Duplicate Keys for Station Safes

A set of duplicate keys for every station safe is kept locked in a special box under the charge of the Divisional Commercial Superintendent. The key to this box is kept by the Superintendent personally.

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Lost Station Safe Key

If a key to a station safe is lost, the Station Master must send a telegram to multiple departments (Divisional Commercial Superintendent, Chief Cashier, etc.) informing them of the loss.

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Opening a Station Cash Safe After Key Loss

When a key is lost, the Divisional Office sends a duplicate key, a fitter, and a spare cash safe to the station. The Traffic Commercial Inspector opens the lost safe in the presence of the Station Master.

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Cash Misappropriation

A railway employee who receives money and intentionally fails to record it or collects unauthorized fees is subject to prosecution.

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Remittance Responsibility

Each station employee handling cash has a specific duty related to its accounting, safekeeping, and timely transfer.

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Station Master's Security Role

The Station Master ensures secure cash handling procedures at every stage, including escorts for cash movements.

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Strongroom Protection

The room holding cash safes should be locked and guarded by railway police.

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Station Master's Daily Cash Duties

The Station Master is personally accountable for the safekeeping, accurate records, and timely remittance (transfer) of cash.

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Cash Transfer Process

Cash is transferred between locations in sealed bags, checked by the guard and delivered to the Station Master.

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Manuscript Remittance Note

A handwritten note is made if the original is missing, signed by multiple witnesses to verify the cash amount.

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Traffic Cash Witness Role

A designated staff member from the Traffic Department observes all cash operations to ensure security and accuracy.

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Study Notes

Traffic Receipts and Remittances

  • Payment of railway dues on public traffic is typically made in cash, except in special circumstances where payment by bank drafts, credit colas, or weight-only systems are allowed.
  • Telegraph traffic can be paid using stamps.
  • Civil departments of central and state governments can use credit notes for payment.
  • The Posts and Telegraphs Department is also allowed to utilize credit notes.
  • Members of Parliament and Civil departments of the Central and State Governments can make payments using cheques.
  • The rules for accepting warrants, stamps, and other forms of payment are detailed in Chapters IV and XII.

Acceptance of Small Change

  • Rupees and half-rupee coins are unlimited legal tender.
  • Other subsidiary coins (e.g., quarter rupees, ten paise) are limited to a ten-rupee value.
  • The staff has discretion to decline larger amounts in subsidiary coins to prevent inconvenience.

Spurious and Foreign Coins

  • Drilled, sweated, soldered, base, counterfeit, or defaced coins are not considered legal tender.
  • Foreign coins that aren't current in India are also not accepted.
  • Railway staff must immediately inform the public if counterfeit coins are presented.

Currency Notes

  • Currency notes over ₹1000 are not accepted at stations for freight or other payments.
  • Notes under ₹1000 are typically accepted.
  • Staff must exercise caution when accepting currency notes from the public.

Defective and Foreign Currency Notes

  • Forged, mutilated, and altered notes are not accepted.
  • Notes from countries other than India are not accepted.
  • Staff must hand over spurious notes and their presenter to the police.

Oiled Currency Notes

  • Oiled notes that have been mutilated or altered are not acceptable.
  • Mere oiling is not a reason to refuse a note; other visual discrepancies are needed.
  • Essential features for note identification are listed.

Forged and Fraudulently Altered Notes

  • Staff are required to carefully examine currency notes before accepting them.
  • Factors to examine include the quality of paper, watermark, color, style and evenness of printing, general print character, signatures, stamps, and names of places.

Cheques

  • Civil departments of Central and State Governments can use cheques.
  • A list of authorized cheque signers, along with their specimen signatures, is provided to stations and cash offices.

Credit notes for individuals and firms

  • Some individuals and firms are permitted to pay using credit notes (Form Com/C-38 or Com/C-38A).
  • Notes must be on approved forms by the railway and signed by authorized representatives.
  • Limits on credit note usage are set by the Chief Commercial Superintendent.

Credit Notes for Military Department

  • Military freight charges can be paid using IAFT 1711 credit notes.
  • These notes are for goods belonging to the Ministry of Defense.
  • Military credit notes are used for canteen stores and other military traffic.

Civil Credit Notes

  • Other government departments can use approved credit notes.

Credit Note for Railway Department

  • For payment of freight on railway materials booked by passenger trains or for wharfage, demurrage, and siding charges used on all passenger and goods trains

Correct Entry of Charges on Credit Notes

  • Incorrect charges on credit notes, whether above or below the correct amount, should be carefully verified.
  • Station officials are responsible for correcting erroneous charges.

Credit Notes to be Tendered Before Despatch/Delivery

  • Credit notes should be issued before goods are dispatched or delivered.
  • For stations where freight is payable, details are needed on the parcel way bill or invoice.

Register of Credit Notes

  • Stations must maintain a register of credit notes for records (Form Com/C-40 Rev).

Utilization of Station Receipts for Departmental Expenditure

  • Receipts should be remitted to the cash office.
  • Certain types of withdrawals are permissible.

Station Money Receipts

  • Railway staff use Form Com/M-2 for various payments.
  • Money receipt books should be treated as financial documents.
  • Payment should be recorded in cash books.

Keeping Private Cash in Station Safes

  • Private cash cannot be kept in cash chests, drawers, ticket tubes, or safes.
  • Such cash must be remitted to the cash office.
  • Staff involved in cash transactions should declare their private holdings daily.
  • Those who handle cash must have a record of daily dealings.

Station Remittances

  • Cash transfers (remittances) require adherence to specific procedures and forms.

Security Arrangements at Stations

  • Security measures ensure that stations safeguard cash.
  • Procedures for cash handling and movement during daylight and nighttime must be in place.

Responsibility for Travelling Cash Safes and their Contents

  • Station staff and railway officials are responsible for checking the safety and handling of cash safes, including proper locking, seals, and security.
  • Procedures for handing and taking over cash safes must adhere to guidelines.

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This quiz covers the payment regulations for railway dues and telegraph traffic, including accepted forms of payment like cash, stamps, and credit notes. It also discusses the acceptance of small change and the handling of spurious and foreign coins. Test your knowledge on these important financial regulations!

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