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← Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969

Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969 s 54

s 54 Composition — further provisions

54.—(1) Despite section 50(1), a case before the Court of Appeal may, if the Seventh Schedule so provides, be heard and decided by —(a) either a single Judge or 2 Judges; or (b) 2 Judges.[40/2019] (2) A Judge must not sit in the Court of Appeal to hear or decide any application to discharge or vary a direction or an order made by the Judge under section 58(1).[40/2019] (3) Where the Court of Appeal is constituted by 3 or more Judges to hear and decide a case and one or more of those Judges are unable for any reason to continue exercising his or her functions as a Judge of the Court of Appeal so constituted —(a) the Court of Appeal must continue to hear and decide the case if every party to the case consents and there are at least 2 Judges remaining; and (b) the case must be reheard if it cannot continue under paragraph (a).[40/2019]

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