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B. N. KIRPAL, J. S. VERMA
All India Judges Association – Appellant
Versus
Union Of India – Respondent
ORDER
1. Learned Additional Solicitor General informs us that pursuant to our observations made at the last hearing, the learned Solicitor General has suggested to the Central Government that the terms of reference of the Justice Shetty Commission will be enlarged to include therein the revision of pay scales and other service conditions of the staff attached to the subordinate courts so that the exercise before the Commission is not confined merely to examining the matter relating to the Subordinate Judges alone. This is appropriate because for the proper and effective functioning of the subordinate courts as well, not merely the Judges of those courts but the entire staff associated with the functioning of the subordinate courts, is required to be taken care of properly. Learned Additional Solicitor General added that the question of enlargement of the terms of reference of the Shetty Commission will be considered in this light and appropriate steps are likely to be taken shortly. He added that the final action taken by the Central Government would be soon reported to the court. We appreciate this action of the Central Government at the behest of the Additional Solicitor General
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