Section 36: Quorum of 2 or more Judges
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36. Quorum of 2 or more Judges
The Chief Justice may, either proprio motu or on application in writing
made to him by any party to a case stating the reasons for such application,
direct that any case shall be heard by 2 or more Judges, having regard to the
magnitude of the interests at stake or the importance or intricacy of the
questions of fact or law involved.
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- Can the Chief Justice order that my case be heard by more than one Judge?