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of <h1>1956 Amendment: Revised Pensions and Salaries for High Court Judges; Updates for Chief Justices from Part B States.</h1> The Constitution (7th Amendment) Act, 1956, amends the Second Schedule by removing specific references to Part A States in the First Schedule. It revises the reduction of pensions for certain appointments, specifying deductions for commuted pensions and retirement gratuities. The amendment also updates salary provisions for High Court Judges, setting monthly salaries for Chief Justices at 4,000 rupees and other judges at 3,500 rupees, with reductions for prior pensions. Additionally, it ensures that Chief Justices transitioning from Part B States retain allowances received before the amendment, alongside their specified salaries.
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