 | 1843 - 660 oldal
...grant to civil or military servants holding civil appointments leave of absence for one month in each year without deduction from the salaries and emoluments...the government is satisfied that no inconvenience or expense will arise from the departure of the officer seeking it. No second leave can be granted... | |
 | 1848 - 826 oldal
...grant to civil or military servants holding civil appointments leave of absence for one month in each year, without deduction from the salaries and emoluments drawn by such servants. Such leave will, however, only be granted when the Government is satisfied that no inconvenience or expense will... | |
 | George Bradshaw - 1858 - 418 oldal
...Europe, or eleewhere, without any restriction; whatever as to the place to which they may resort, "or one month in each calendar year, without deduction from the salaries and emoluments drawn ? such servants ; such leave, however, will only be granted when the Governmeut is satisfied that no... | |
 | 1859 - 682 oldal
...elsewhere, without any restrictions whatever as to the place to which they may resort for one month in each year, without deduction from the salaries and emoluments...drawn by such servants — such leave, however, will ouly be granted when the Government is satisfied that no inconvenience will arise from the departure... | |
 | Madras (India : Presidency). Board of Revenue, Robert Anstruther Dalyell - 1866 - 572 oldal
...CHAPTER II. Leave on Private Afain. 6. The Government may grant to Civil Servants leave of absence for one month in each calendar year, without deduction from the salaries and emoluments drawn by sncli servants ; such Jeave, however, will only be granted when the Government is satisfied that no... | |
 | 1858 - 944 oldal
...'Civil Servants leave of absence to any place in India, Europe, or elsewhere, without any restriction whatever as to the place to which they may resort,...inconvenience will arise from the departure of the Officers seeking it No second leave can be granted under this Rule until the completion of eleven months... | |
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Europe, or elsewhere, without any restrictions whatever as to the place to which they may resort^ for one month in each calendar year, without deduction from the salaries and emoluments drawn by such servants. Such leave, however, will only be granted... 