Parliament under Article 323A of the Constitution has right to change the conditions of service of Members of the Administrative Tribunals by enacting a law for equating Members of the Tribunal with Judges of High Court for the purposes of pay and superannuation. By abolition of the post of the Vice-Chairman no anomalous situation is sought to be introduced in the structure as well as functioning and administration of the Tribunals - A retired High Court Judge would be eligible for appointment as Member of the Tribunal and on such appointment would be eligible to all the facilities as a Judge of the High Court . Chairman of the Tribunal is normally a retired Chief Justice of the High Court and very rarely a retired Judge is appointed as Chairman of the Tribunal. Petitioner failed to establish that by upgrading the status of the Administrative Member of the Tribunal to that of a High Court Judge a particular provision of the Constitution is infringed. Thus, abolition of the post of Vice-Chairman except for the purposes of Section 12 of the Act would not create anomalous situation in the structure as well as administration of the Tribunal, if any High Court Judge is appointed as a Member has no substance . Petition dismissed
