You want to know about the seniority of Court of Appeal Judges. They are senior to High Court Judges. The President of the Court of Appeal is the most senior. You need to understand that other Court of Appeal Judges are senior to each other based on when they were appointed. If two or more Judges were appointed on the same day, their seniority is decided by how long they have been High Court Judges. You can compare this to the Senior Courts Act for more information. The seniority rules help decide who is in charge. This is important for the Court of Appeal Judges to know. It helps them understand their roles and responsibilities.