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Kerala High Court States Temporary Relinquishment Of Promotion Can Be Extended Beyond One Year - (08 Mar 2022)

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Kerala High Court has observed that the Government Order issued in 1991 mandating that temporary relinquishment of promotion shall be for a minimum period of one year only means that it should be at least for a minimum period of one year and that it can go beyond one year.

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