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- LAW OFFICERS — High Court of Madras and its Bench at Madurai Appointment of certain temporary Counsels for Government of Tamil Nadu (Civil Side) – Orders — Issued. PUBLIC [LAW OFFICERSI DEPARTMENT Dated:26.05.2026 2057 QUI—Lb, 0015rra—12 Read: 1. G.O.Ms.No.369, Public (Law Officers) Department, dated:29.04.2017. 2, G.O.Ms.No.212, Public (Law Officers) Department, dated:12.03.2024. 3. From Thiru. Vijay Narayan, Learned Advocate General of Tamil Nadu, Letter Roc.No.139&140/ 2026/AGVN, dated 16-05.2026. ORDER:
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