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(1) If a judge is disabled to perform the duties of his office due to an accident or injury in the course of official work, such judge shall be entitled to the disability pension as described in sub-section (5) in addition to the pension as described in sub-section (2) for as long as such judge lives.
(2) If a judge who is disabled according to sub-section (1) has completed the service period for which he will be entitled to pension according to section 14, according to the same and if he has not completed such period, then the rest shall be reduced in terms of damasahi for the period that does not reach such period. will get the amount of the pension to come.
However, when such deduction is made, no more than one section of the three sections of the minimum pension that he can get if he completes the service period for which he can get pension will be deducted.
(3) Subsection (1) ) a lump sum amount of up to 10,000 rupees can be given to a judge who is disabled as financial aid.
(4) According to sub-section (1) such judge will receive 100% of the medical expenses incurred for the treatment of injuries.
p>(5) In addition to the pension received under subsection (2) due to disability, the additional monthly disability allowance will be as follows due to the following disabilities:-
Percentage of disability Allowance percentage 100 Rs. 125.- 90 Rs. 112.50 80 Rs. 100.- 70 Rs. 87.50 60 Rs. 75.- 50 Rs. 62.50 40 Rs. 50 30 Rs. 37.50 20 Rs. 25.-
Explanation:
(1) Less than twenty percent disabled shall not be considered to be disabled.
(2) If a judge who has acquired disability status is able to perform his duties. (6) If the death of a judge who is receiving disability leave is within seven years from the date of commencement of such disability leave, he shall receive a lump-sum amount as disability leave gratuity for the remaining period of seven years. Section 15 shall be given to the person specified in sub-section (1) of .