Courts-Martial (Appeals) Act 1968
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3 Other senior judges who may exercise powers of Appeal Court.
Any power under this Act which is exercisable by a judge of the Appeal Court may also be exercised— (a) by any judge . . . of the High Court; (b) by any Lord Commissioner of Justiciary; (c) by any judge of Her Majesty’s Court of Judicature of Northern Ireland, notwithstanding that he is not for the time being a judge of the Appeal Court; and references in this Act to a judge of the Court shall be construed accordingly.
3 Other senior judges who may exercise powers of Appeal Court.
Any power under this Act which is exercisable by a judge of the Appeal Court may also be exercised— (a) by any judge . . . of the High Court; (b) by any Lord Commissioner of Justiciary; (c) by any judge of Her Majesty’s Court of Judicature of Northern Ireland, notwithstanding that he is not for the time being a judge of the Appeal Court; and references in this Act to a judge of the Court shall be construed accordingly.
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