Juries Act 1949
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28 Abolition of special juries and special jurors.
(1) No issue or question shall be tried or determined by a special jury and no person shall be cited or summoned to serve as a special juror for the trial or determination of any issue or question, and any enactment requiring the preparation of a roll of special jurors or of a special jury book or the inclusion in a jury of special jurors shall cease to have effect. (2) The privilege to which a landed person is entitled of being tried by a jury comprising a majority of landed persons is hereby abolished.
28 Abolition of special juries and special jurors.
(1) No issue or question shall be tried or determined by a special jury and no person shall be cited or summoned to serve as a special juror for the trial or determination of any issue or question, and any enactment requiring the preparation of a roll of special jurors or of a special jury book or the inclusion in a jury of special jurors shall cease to have effect. (2) The privilege to which a landed person is entitled of being tried by a jury comprising a majority of landed persons is hereby abolished.
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