ARTICLE  VII Contract to be Executed by Civil-Service Employee Coming from United States SECTION  732 . Contract to be Executed by Appointee Coming from United States.  — A person residing in the United States who contemplates accepting an appointment in the Philippine civil service to any other position than that of a judgeship or a place filled  by appointment of the President or Secretary of War, shall, before receiving such appointment, execute and deliver to the Chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs, a contract, wherein he shall agree to remain in the service of the Government of the Philippi ne Islands for at least two years unless released by the Governor-General or proper head of Department. Upon breach of such contract by the appointee or upon his removal for cause, he shall be liable for any sum still due to the Government for expenses in bringing him to the Islands, and all salary and travel expense then due or accruing to him shall be with held as forfeited, and he shall be thereafter debarred from again entering any branch of the Philippine service. [1698-29 ( c ).] SECTION  733 . Right of Person Dying or Separated from Position Without Fault.  — Where a regularly appointed employee of the permanent service dies or is separated from the service on account of disability, lack of work, or the abolishment of his position, a nd through no fault of his own, he or his estate shall be allowed such accrued leave as he may have earned for the time served and the travel expense and half pay to which he would have been entitled had he served two full years. ETHSAI [Com. Res., Dec. 7, 1906.] Allowance for Disability SECTION  734 . Allowances in Case of Injury, Death, or Sickness Incurred in Performance of Duty.  — When a person in the Philippine civil service is so injured in the performance of duty as thereby to receive some actual physical hurt or wound, the proper hea d of Department may direct that absence during any period of disability thereby occasioned shall be on full pay, though not for more than six months, and in such case he may in his discretion also authorize the payment of the medical attendance, necessary  transportation, subsistence, and ARTICLE  VIII Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 226