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The pension of a high court judge is charged on the consolidated fund of India and not the state. Also, in case of common High Courts (for multiple States/UTs), the salaries and allowances are charged on the consolidated fund of the state in which the seat of the High Court is located.
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Navi Koundal
Navi Koundal 8 years ago
Optn A IS RIGHT ...SALARIES AND ALLOWANCE ARE CHARGED TO CONSOLIDATED FUND OF STATE NOT PENSION
Divakar Kumar
Divakar Kumar 8 years ago
optiob B is the right answer
Raj Talikoti
Raj Talikoti 9 years ago
Consolidated fund of state
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