You can find out who is in charge at a Court of Appeal session. The President of the Court of Appeal is in charge when they are there. If the President is not there, the most senior Judge who is there takes charge.
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The President of the Court of Appeal presides at a session of the court at which he or she is present.
If the President is not present, the senior Judge of the Court of Appeal who is present presides.
