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Versions of s. 45(1)

F-7 — Federal Courts Act · 3 versions · View current text

Historical text comes from the Justice Laws point-in-time corpus and is unofficial — not the official version.

  1. 2019-08-28 to present available View Source
    A judge of the Federal Court of Appeal or the Federal Court who resigns or is appointed to another court or otherwise ceases to hold office may, at the request of the Chief Justice of that court, at any time within eight weeks after that event, give judgment in any cause, action or matter previously tried by or heard before the judge as if he or she had continued in office.
    Full text

    A judge of the Federal Court of Appeal or the Federal Court who resigns or is appointed to another court or otherwise ceases to hold office may, at the request of the Chief Justice of that court, at any time within eight weeks after that event, give judgment in any cause, action or matter previously tried by or heard before the judge as if he or she had continued in office.

  2. 2003-07-02 to present View Source
    Where aA judge of the Federal Court of Appeal or the Federal Court who resigns his office or is appointed to any otheranother court or otherwise ceases to hold office, heoffice may, at the request of the Chief Justice,Justice of that court, at any time within eight weeks after that eventevent, give judgment in any cause, action or matter previously tried by or heard before himthe judge as if he or she had continued in office.
    Full text

    A judge of the Federal Court of Appeal or the Federal Court who resigns or is appointed to another court or otherwise ceases to hold office may, at the request of the Chief Justice of that court, at any time within eight weeks after that event, give judgment in any cause, action or matter previously tried by or heard before the judge as if he or she had continued in office.

  3. 2002-12-31 to 2003-07-02 View Source

    Where a judge resigns his office or is appointed to any other court or otherwise ceases to hold office, he may, at the request of the Chief Justice, at any time within eight weeks after that event give judgment in any cause, action or matter previously tried by or heard before him as if he had continued in office.