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Section 79: Teacher or a non-teaching employee of University not to be disqualified.

The Maharashtra COEP Technological University Act, 2022.State Act of Maharashtra · Act 35 of 2022

(1) A teacher or a non-teaching employee of a University shall not be disqualified for continuing as such teacher or a non-teaching employee merely on the ground that he has been elected or nominated as a member of the Legislative Assembly or of the Legislative Council of the State or of the Parliament.

(2) A teacher or a non-teaching employee of a University elected or nominated as a member of the Legislative Assembly or of the Legislative Council of the State, or of the Parliament shall be entitled to treat the period of his membership of the Legislative Assembly or of the Legislative Council or of the Parliament as on leave without salary and allowances.

(3) A teacher or a non-teaching employee referred to in sub-section (2) shall also be entitled to count the period of his membership of the Legislative Assembly or of the Legislative Council or of the Parliament for the purposes of pension, seniority and increments.

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ActThe Maharashtra COEP Technological University Act, 2022.
Section79
Marginal noteTeacher or a non-teaching employee of University not to be disqualified.
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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