Supreme Court of India
State of Rajasthan and Ors. v. Rajasthan Judicial Service Officers Association and Anr.
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Service law : Judiciary-Judicial Officers-Prescribed dress (black jacket and bands)-Reasons for-Dress allowance-Entitlement-On account of-Held: Prescribed dress by itself does not entitle a judicial officer to claim dress allowance-Further, reasons for which dress allowance is granted to lower staff are not applicable to judicial officers-It is for the National Judicial Pay Commission to determine quantum of dress allowance-Reasons for prescribed dress, mentioned Judiciary-Judicial Officers-Pay and allowances-Grant of-By judicial directions-Held : Against constitutional discipline because
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