Senior Courts Act 2016

Senior court Judges - Seniority of Judges

125: Seniority of acting Judges

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"Acting Judges have the same seniority as permanent Judges in court."

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When you are an acting Judge in a court, your seniority is the same as it would be if you were a permanent Judge. You get the same seniority as other acting Judges based on what your seniority would be as a permanent Judge. This means acting Judges are ranked among themselves in the same way permanent Judges are ranked.

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Seniority of Judges

125Seniority of acting Judges

  1. Acting Judges of a court have among themselves the seniority they would have if they were permanent Judges of that court.