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Ratification of resignation acceptance validates separation retrospectively, while withdrawal may be refused through reasoned administrative discretio...
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Providing ‘Life insurance coverage’ to the employees of the State Government as part of its statutory obligation giving effect to Rule 22A of Part I KSR is not a ‘taxable service’ so as to attract tax liability. - HC
Providing ‘Life insurance coverage’ to the employees of the State Government as part of its statutory obligation giving effect to Rule 22A of Part I KSR is not a ‘taxable service’ so as to attract tax liability. - HC
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