Jain also referred to allowances given to judges, while commenting on the disproportionate returns that lawyers may expect in the pursuit of justice for the common man.
“In return for doing justice to the people and protecting the constitution, judges get salary, allowances, car, bungalow, security, pension etc. like the common people and they should get it. Whatever can be given in exchange for providing justice to the people is less. But the lawyers who work hard to get justice for the common man, if there is any error in the decision due to lack of understanding of the judges, they keep on appealing and arguing before the higher court until their client gets justice and in return for this, the lawyers do not get any salary, allowances, security, etc.”
Source: Barandbench
