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Section 10: Exemptions and Priorities

Karnataka State Civil Services(Regulation of Transfer of Teachers) Rules, 2020.State Rules of Karnataka · 2007

(1) Exemptions under rationalization and zonal transfers and priority for request transfers conditions specified in section 10 shall be complied

(2) The certificates to be produced in claim of exemptions / provided further that priorities are as follows, namely :- Sl No Exemption or Priorityclaim Supporting documents 1 Teacher being married to an employee of a Central Government or State Government or Aided Institution Certificate from the appointing authority of the spouse.

2 Teacher or spouse or child suffering from terminal illness orSerious ailments for which treatment is not available within the talukorteacher Certificate from the District Medical Board 8 or spouse or children having disability of 40% or more 3 Pregnant teacher or a female teacher with a child less than one year Certificate from the District Medical Board 4 Widow or ‘Widower teacherwith dependent children’ Death Certificate of the spouse and Magistrate Affidavit regarding not having remarried 5 Teacher with spouse being current or former soldier or Permanently disabled or deceased soldier of Indian Defence Forces or Para military forces Certificate from the Commanding Officer or the Director, Sainik Welfare Board 6 Divorcee teacher with dependent children Court decree and Magistrate Affidavit regarding dependent children and not having remarried In case of Muslims Khula- Naama or Talaq-Naama or Talaq-e-mubarat issued by Masjid Committee and Magistrate Affidavit regarding dependent children and not having remarried 7 Female teachers aged fifty years or Male teachers aged fifty five years Certificate issued by the DDO as per Service Register

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ActKarnataka State Civil Services(Regulation of Transfer of Teachers) Rules, 2020.
Section10
Marginal noteExemptions and Priorities
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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