Section 37: Difference of opinion between 2 Judges
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37. Difference of opinion between 2 Judges
(1) Where the Supreme Court or any divisional Court is held by 2 Judges
only, the unanimous decision of these Judges shall be taken to be the decision of the Supreme Court.
(2) In the event of any difference of opinion between them, the decision
of the Court shall be suspended until a third Judge is present, and the
unanimous decision or the decision of the majority of the 3 Judges, shall be
taken to be the decision of the Supreme Court.
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