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StatuteSenior Courts Act 2016

Section 50 — Senior Courts Act 2016: Court of Appeal to sit as full court in certain cases

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50 Court of Appeal to sit as full court in certain cases (1) The Court of Appeal must sit as a full court to hear and determine— (a) cases that are considered, in accordance with the procedure adopted under section 51 , to be of sufficient significance to warrant the consideration of a full court: (b) a proceeding, case, or question referred under section 47(4) for hearing and determination by a full court: (c) an appeal from a decision of the Court Martial Appeal Court under section 10 of the Court Martial Appeals Act 1953. (2) A full court of the Court of Appeal consists of 5 Judges. (3) A full court is constituted only by Judges of the Court of Appeal holding office under section 45(2) . Compare: 1908 No 89 s 58D

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