Disqualification for marriage in Appellate Tribunal appointments prohibits polygamy; government may grant exemptions under applicable personal law. Rule 14 disqualifies persons from appointment to any post in the Appellate Tribunal who enter into a marriage while a previous spouse is living or who, having a spouse living, enter into another marriage, and provides that the Central Government may exempt a person if the marriage is permissible under the applicable personal law and other grounds for exemption exist.
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Disqualification for marriage in Appellate Tribunal appointments prohibits polygamy; government may grant exemptions under applicable personal law.
Rule 14 disqualifies persons from appointment to any post in the Appellate Tribunal who enter into a marriage while a previous spouse is living or who, having a spouse living, enter into another marriage, and provides that the Central Government may exempt a person if the marriage is permissible under the applicable personal law and other grounds for exemption exist.
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