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Gary:
We apply the retention in place at the time of destruction.  The courts 
are going to go by what is in place when the records are 
destroyed/deleted.
Ginny Jones 
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Thanks Ginny. Just so I understand: The boxes had a 6 year retention, 
reached the end of the 6 years and went on a destruction-eligible list, 
and were placed on hold. If by the time they are released from hold their 
record series' retention period has been increased to 10 years, upon 
release from hold you give them the 10 year retention. Correct?

Gary



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