What is the difference between a Chief Justice and a Judge of a High Court according to this context?
According to this context, the difference between a Chief Justice and a Judge of a High Court is that a Chief Justice is the head of the High Court while a Judge is any other member of the High Court. The Chief Justice may receive special pay in addition to their salary if they were drawing a higher salary before becoming the Chief Justice, while a Judge (other than the Chief Justice) may receive an amount equivalent to the difference between their previous salary and the specified salary if they become a Judge under certain conditions.