Section 10: Place of sittings
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10. Place of sittings
The sittings of the Supreme Court shall usually be held in such building as
the President shall assign as a Court House for that purpose, but where the
Supreme Court sits in any other building or place for the transaction of legal
business, the proceedings shall be as valid in every respect as if they had
been held in such Court House.
[S. 10 amended by Act 48 of 1991.]
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- Are Supreme Court proceedings still valid if held somewhere other than the usual Court House?