Official residence entitlement for judicial appointees; non judicial appointees receive house rent allowance instead of government accommodation. A serving or retired Supreme Court or High Court Judge appointed as Chairperson is entitled to use an official residence rent-free in accordance with the ... Summary
Official residence entitlement for judicial appointees; non judicial appointees receive house rent allowance instead of government accommodation.
A serving or retired Supreme Court or High Court Judge appointed as Chairperson is entitled to use an official residence rent-free in accordance with the Judges Salaries and Conditions of Service Acts. A Chairperson who is not a serving or retired Judge and any Member are not eligible for General Pool accommodation but may draw House Rent Allowance at rates admissible to Central Government officers of equivalent pay.
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