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Court Martial Act 2007

Preliminary provisions relating to Court Martial - Establishment of Court Martial - Judges of Court Martial

19: Age of retirement

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"When Court Martial Judges have to retire because of their age"

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You need to know when Judges of Court Martial retire. Each Judge, except the Chief Judge, retires at 70 years old. The Chief Judge retires at 75 years old.

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Part 1Preliminary provisions relating to Court Martial
Establishment of Court Martial: Judges of Court Martial

19Age of retirement

  1. Each Judge, except the Chief Judge, must retire from office on attaining the age of 70 years.

  2. The Chief Judge must retire from office on attaining the age of 75 years.