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Rule 86 Court’s jurisdiction in certain kinds of case to be exercised by certain judges

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(1)

The court will consider whether the application is of a type specified in the relevant practice direction as being one which must be dealt with by—

(a)

the President;

(b)

the Vice-President; or

(c)

one of the other judges nominated by virtue of section 46(2)(a) to (c) of the Act.

(2)

The practice direction made under this rule shall specify the categories of case which must be dealt with by a judge mentioned in paragraph (1).

(3)

Applications in any matter other than those specified in the relevant practice direction may be dealt with by any judge.