Travel by a person not being a Government servant to join post when appointed as Judge
13. When a person not already in Government service is appointed to be a Judge, he shall, when travelling to join his post, be entitled,-
(1) if he travels by rail or steamer, to-
(a) (i) a first class two-berth compartment or a coupe compartment in an air-conditioned coach, or a first class cabin, reserved on High Official Requisition, without payment of any fare for himself; or
(ii) the reimbursement of the actual first class fare including air condition surcharge, if any, he actually pays for himself; and
(b) the reimbursement of the first class fares, if actually paid, for his wife and children, including his step-children, ordinarily residing with him;
(c) the reimbursement of the fares, if actually paid, for personal servants, not exceeding three in number, by road, rail or steamer, at the lowest class rate;
(d) the reimbursement of the cost of carrying personal effects not exceeding [two thousand two hundred fifty-nine kilograms] by road or by goods train or steamer at owner's risk; and
(e) the reimbursement of the cost of carrying his own motor car by passenger train or steamer at owner's risk;
(2) If he travels by air, he shall be entitled to-
(a) the reimbursement of his actual air fares at first class rate paid for himself, his wife and children, including step-children, ordinarily residing with him;
(b) the reimbursement of the fares, if actually paid, for personal servants, not exceeding three in number, by road, rail or steamer, at the lowest class rate;
(c) the reimbursement of the cost of carrying his own motor car by passenger train or steamer at owner's risk.