Section 39: Case before 3 or 5 Judges
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39. Case before 3 or 5 Judges
In any case pending before the Supreme Court, which the law requires to
be taken before the full Court, 3 or 5 Judges shall hear the case, and in such
case, as well as in any case where the Judges think it expedient to hold a
sitting before 3 or 5 of them, the unanimous decision of such 3 or 5 Judges
or the decision of a majority of them, shall be taken to be the decision of the
full Court.
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- How many Judges hear a case that must go before the full Supreme Court?