Section 10, The Judges Conditions of Service Act 1983

(1) Where a Judge or gratuity. Pension and gratuity (a) retires from his office on attaining the age of incaseof sixty-two years; or retirement (b) retires from his office on attaining the age of etc. sixty-five years; or (c) retires from his office before attaining the age of sixty-five years on the ground of inability to perform the functions of his office arising from infirnity of body or mind, or 22 No. 12 Judger' CodiionS Servioe 1983 (d) is required by the President under paragraph (a) of subsection (1) of section 115 of the Consti tution to retire from such ofice at any time after attaining the age of fifty-ive years, he shall be entitledto pension, gratuity or both under this Act according tohis case and computed in accordance with the pro visions of this Act. Qualify ng period for Pension to continue for life. Computa tion of Qualifying period for maximunm (2) A Judge who is removed from office for stated misconduct may be grantçd such pension, gratuity or both, cquiva lent to such part of the pension, gratuity or both, towhich he would have been entitled had he retired from such office on the date of his removal, as the President may determine.