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                  Sub No.16:– Amount of excess recoveries lying in Suspense Account – Decision -
                  Regarding

                  File No. EB2/ 07/TTD ECCS /2022

                         The TTD  Employees  Co-op  Credit  Society  Ltd was  established  for serving  TTD
                  employees. The staff of TTD enroll themselves as members of the Society by depositing
                  their  Share  Capital  and  Thrift  amount.    After  becoming  a  regular  member,  needy
                  members are availing secured loans & Addl.HBL.  The society raises monthly demand of
                  THRIFT  and  LOAN  amount  as  per  the  consent  given  by  the  member  i.e.,  no  of
                  installment and amount of each installment to be recovered from their salary and send to
                  the concerned  Drawing &  Disbursing  Officers.  On  receiving  demand from the  society,
                  the DDOs recover the demand amount of Thrift and loan amounts (Principal, interest and
                  penal interest, if any) and send the consolidated recovered amounts to the society.  At
                  times, recoveries are not effected as per demand, i.e. either short recoveries are noticed
                  or sometimes, excess recoveries are noticed.

                         Such excess recoveries are made by the DDOs for the reasons that they prepare
                  pay bills even before receipt of consolidated monthly demand of particular institution from
                  the society or effecting recovery as in every month basing on previous month’s demand
                  even  after  clearance  of  loan  amount  by  any  particular  loanee  member  and  similarly
                  recovering amount even after cancellation of membership by any particular member.

                         As  per  procedure  being  followed  in  the  society,  any  such  excess  recovered
                  amount which is meager i.e. less than Rs.2,000/- will be credited Thrift fund account of
                  such member whereas, if the excess recovered amount is more than Rs.2,000/-, it will be
                  refunded to the member by remitting to the salary account of the member during drawl of
                  salary  during  the  month.    The  amount  so  recovered  and  received  in  excess  to  the
                  demand  will  be  refunded  whenever  particular  member  notices  the  same  and  claim  for
                  refund,  subject  to  condition  of  furnishing  Xerox  copy  of  pay-slip  and  salary  bank  pass
                  book.    The  society  is  refunding  the  excess  recovered  amounts  whose  details  are
                  available but could not refund the amounts when details are not forthcoming.

                           At  present,  the  excess  recoveries  are  noticed  very  less  except  in  some  rare
                  cases.  While so, the unclaimed amounts of excess recoveries are lying in the society
                  under Suspense Account.  The available registers were computerised and prepared the
                  list in which certain memberships were already cancelled.
                         As per the audited statement, the total amount of excess recoveries i.e. amount
                  due to the members is as follows.

                                S.No.  Financial Year  Due to Members (Excess recovered)
                                  1        2003-04                   21,55,518-53
                                  2        2004-05                   21,86,828-53
                                  3        2005-06                   22,08,527-53
                                  4        2006-07                   25,08,870-53
                                  5        2007-08                   26,61,441-53
                                  6        2008-09                   25,69,956-53
                                  7        2009-10                   27,52,701-43
                                  8        2010-11                   29,52,419-43
                                  9        2011-12                   32,24,789-63
                                  10       2012-13                   38,71,918-63




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