Appointment of President: three-year term or until age 65; High Court judges receive equivalent service conditions. Rule 10 provides that the Central Government shall appoint either a person who is or has been a High Court judge or one of the Tribunal's members as President. Non-judge Members appointed as President hold office for three years or until age 65, whichever is earlier. Serving or retired High Court judges appointed as President hold office for three years from assumption or until age 65, and their conditions of service are the same as those applicable to serving High Court judges under the relevant Act and rules.
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Appointment of President: three-year term or until age 65; High Court judges receive equivalent service conditions.
Rule 10 provides that the Central Government shall appoint either a person who is or has been a High Court judge or one of the Tribunal's members as President. Non-judge Members appointed as President hold office for three years or until age 65, whichever is earlier. Serving or retired High Court judges appointed as President hold office for three years from assumption or until age 65, and their conditions of service are the same as those applicable to serving High Court judges under the relevant Act and rules.
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