Law · Delhi Development Act, 1957
Which is NOT a valid ground for an elected member's term to end prematurely under the Delhi Development Act, 1957?
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- 1Expiry of five years from election date
- 2The member ceases to be a member of the body from which he was elected
- 3Acceptance of his resignation by the Central Government
- 4Disagreement with the Authority's policy✓
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Disagreement with the Authority's policy
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