State Courts Act 1970 s 65

s 65 Judicial officers not to act where interested

65. A judicial officer must not, except with the approval of the Chief Justice and with the consent of the parties, investigate, try or commit for trial any proceedings to which the judicial officer is a party or in which the judicial officer is personally interested.

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