Law as to elections

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The judges of the Court of Appeal shall be a President and not less than two Justices of Appeal.

The judges of the Court of Appeal shall be appointed by the Governor by instrument under the public seal in accordance with section 106; but the office of a judge shall not, without his or her consent, be abolished during his or her continuance in office.

A person shall be qualified to be appointed as a judge of the Court of Appeal if, and shall not be qualified to be so appointed unless, he or she holds or has held high judicial office.

A judge of the Grand Court may exercise any of the powers of a single judge of the Court of Appeal to such extent as a law enacted by the Legislature may prescribe.

Constitution of the Cayman Islands Order 2009

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s.100Law as to elections— Constitution of the Cayman Islands Order 2009

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Section 100Part 5 — The Judicature

Law as to elections

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The judges of the Court of Appeal shall be a President and not less than two Justices of Appeal.

A person shall be qualified to be appointed as a judge of the Court of Appeal if, and shall not be qualified to be so appointed unless, he or she holds or has held high judicial office.

A judge of the Grand Court may exercise any of the powers of a single judge of the Court of Appeal to such extent as a law enacted by the Legislature may prescribe.