SECTION  1083 . Hospital Fees for Medical Treatment in United States Military Hospital. — When an officer or enlisted man of the Philippine Constabulary entitled to medical treatment is received at a military hospital under the control of the United States m ilitary authorities, the regular schedule of fees for subsistence and attendance at such hospital shall be paid and no more. [985-2.] The hospital charges of officers shall only be allowed when incurred by reason of injury or disability received in line of duty. [985-3.] SECTION  1084 . Expenses Incident to Transportation of Prisoners and Escort Duty in General.  — The Philippine Constabulary shall pay the cost of transportation of prisoners from the place of arrest to the place where they are turned over to the province or t o a court official for trial, and thereafter, and until turned over to the Bureau of Prisons, all necessary transportation shall be paid by the province concerned. The subsistence and travel expense of officers and the travel expense of enlisted men on escort duty shall likewise be borne by the Philippine Constabulary, and not by the Bureau or province for which the service is rendered. [2319-1 (Bur. Constab.).] SECTION  1085 . Pension and Retirement Fund of the Philippine Constabulary.  — There shall be maintained in the Insular Treasury a special fund to be known as the pension and retirement fund of the Philippine Constabulary. Moneys accruing to this fund shall b e deposited with the Insular Treasurer and shall be used for no other purpose than those hereinafter specified. [1638-1, 3.] SECTION  1086 . Sources of Pension and Retirement Fund.  — To this fund shall accrue all fines and forfeitures imposed by summary courts, all fines imposed upon commissioned officers under the authority of this chapter, and also sums to be deducted and retain ed from the monthly pay of members of the Constabulary, according to the following scale: ARTICLE  III Pension and Retirement Fund Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 325