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/ensi iis (Amendment) No. 4 of 1955,

(vi) if the deceased officer does not leave
a widow or mother, or if no pension
is granted to his widow or mother,
and if his father were wholly or
mainly dependent on him for his
support, a pension to the father
while without adequate means of
support, of an atnount not exceeding
the pension which might have been
granted to his widow;

(vil) if the deceased officer does not leave
«child or children who is or are
eligible for a pension under the pro-
visions of this section, and if any
brother or sister were wholly or
mainly dependent on him for sup-
port, a pension to any such brother
or sister until he or she attains the
age of nineteen years while without
adequate means of support, of an
amount not execeding the pension
which might have been granted
under paragraphs (i) and (ili) of this
subseetion:

Provided that—-

(a) if im the opinion of the Gover-
hor there are compassionate grounds for
so doing, lie may grant to any child of a
deceased officer being a child who at the
date of the death of the officer was wholly
or mainly dependent on him for support
and who had attained the age of nineteen
years, a pension for such period as the
Grovernor may determine, of an amount
not exceeding the pension which may be
granted under jaragraph (11) of this
subsection ;

(6) where a decensed officer leaves a
child who was incap.citated at the time
of the officer’s death (hereinafter in this
section referred to as an © incapacitated
child”) the Governor may, uotwithstand-
lug any pension wiich may have been
granted under parograph (ij) or para-
graph (ui) of this subsection, grant an
additional peusion in respect of sueh