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SUPREME COURT ACT 1933 - SECT 5

Seniority of judges

    (1)     The Chief Justice is the senior judge of the court.

    (2)     The President is senior to all the other judges except the Chief Justice.

    (3)     The resident judges are senior to the additional judges and the acting judges.

    (4)     The additional judges are senior to the acting judges.

    (5)     The resident judges (other than the Chief Justice or the President) have seniority as between themselves—

        (a)     according to the dates their respective commissions took effect; or

        (b)     if the commissions of 2 or more of them took effect on the same date—according to the precedence assigned to them by their respective commissions.

    (6)     The additional judges have seniority as between themselves—

        (a)     according to the dates their respective commissions took effect; or

        (b)     if the commissions of 2 or more of them took effect on the same date—according to the precedence assigned to them by their respective commissions.

    (7)     The acting judges have seniority as between themselves—

        (a)     according to the dates their respective commissions took effect; or

        (b)     if the commissions of 2 or more of them took effect on the same date—according to the precedence assigned to them by their respective commissions.



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