You are a Judge and you get appointed to a court. You are usually appointed as a permanent Judge. You are only not a permanent Judge if you are appointed as an acting Judge. This also applies to Associate Judges in the High Court. You get appointed as a permanent Associate Judge unless you are an acting Associate Judge. The rules about Judges and Associate Judges are set out in the law. You can find more information about this by looking at the law and other related sections.
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A Judge is appointed as a permanent Judge of a court unless the Judge is appointed as an acting Judge.
An Associate Judge is appointed as a permanent Associate Judge of the High Court unless the Associate Judge is appointed as an acting Associate Judge.
