Supreme Court of Judicature Act 1969 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 4 · Appellate Division of High Court
30. President
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The Chief Justice may appoint a Judge of the Appellate Division to be the President of the Appellate Division.
Judge
“Judge” means a Supreme Court Judge, a Judicial Commissioner, a Senior Judge or an International Judge, and —(a)in relation to the General Division, means a Judge sitting in that Division in accordance with the Constitution and this Act;(b)in relation to the Appellate Division, means a Judge sitting in that Division in accordance with the Constitution and this Act; and(c)in relation to the Court of Appeal, means a Judge sitting in that Court in accordance with the Constitution and this Act;
If no appointment is made under subsection (1), the Chief Justice is the President of the Appellate Division.
Appellate Division
“Appellate Division” means the Appellate Division of the High Court;
In a sitting of the Appellate Division —
the most senior Supreme Court Judge, as determined by section 4, is to preside; and
if there is no Supreme Court Judge, the Chief Justice is to appoint a person to preside.