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retrospective effect

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See: nunc pro tunc


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DA FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES Ahead of the festive season, the cabinet approved a five per cent increase in dearness allowance for central government employees and pensioners, with retrospective effect from July this year.
If passed, the law will not have retrospective effect.
The Committee recommended to bring into force the proposed Law of Accountability with retrospective effect since 1985 for the Accountability of Holders of Public Offices in just and transparent manner.
 
 
 
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