Section 22: Privileges and immunities of judicial bodies
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22. Privileges and immunities of judicial bodies
(1) The Minister may, in relation to an international judicial or semi-judicial
tribunal set up under an agreement to which Mauritius is or intends to become
a party or an arbitration or conciliation tribunal set up by, on behalf of or for
the purposes of an international organisation to which this Part applies, by
regulations, make provision for the inviolability, exemptions, facilities, privileges, immunities and rights to be accorded to Judges and registrars of the
tribunal, to persons engaged in appearing as advocates or witnesses before
the tribunal or in performing duties assigned to them by the tribunal and to
persons who are parties to a suit before the tribunal.
(2) A tribunal or person referred to in subsection (1) shall have and enjoy inviolability, exemptions, facilities, privileges, immunities and rights in the manner,
to the extent and subject to the limitations, including the provisions relating to
waiver, specified in each case in regulations made under this section.