Section 80A: Divisions of Intermediate Court
This section is inserted by Act No 9 of 2020, section 4.
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80A. Divisions of Intermediate Court
(1) There shall be, for the despatch of civil business and
criminal business of the Intermediate Court, such divisions of the
Intermediate Court as the Chief Justice thinks fit, including a Criminal
Division, a Civil Division, and a Financial Crimes Division, of the
Intermediate Court.
(2) Notwithstanding any other enactment, the Chief
Justice may, for the proper administration of justice, determine
the jurisdiction of any division of the Intermediate Court and
may direct that any case before a division of the Intermediate
Court be transferred to, and heard by, another division of the
Intermediate Court.
(3) Where a Magistrate is assigned to a division of the
Intermediate Court, his tenure as Magistrate of the Intermediate Court
shall not be affected and the Magistrate shall have full power to hear
and determine any case within the jurisdiction of the Intermediate
Court.
(4) No act done by a Magistrate shall be void or
impeachable by reason that a case should have been heard by a
division of the Intermediate Court other than that to which he has
been assigned to.
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