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which deal with the Court of Appeal in every respect. |
Power of Court of Appeal to decide cases | |
| Section9.A panel to try and adjudicate upon cases in this appellate instance shall be established by judges who are two or more in number. | More than two judges required for Court of Appeal | |
| Section10.The Royal Criminal Court shall have the power to try and adjudicate upon general criminal cases throughout the Royal Territory according to the stipulations designated in the procedural acts which deal with the Royal Criminal Court in every respect. | Power of Royal Criminal Court to try and decide cases | |
| Section11.The Civil Court shall have the power to try and adjudicate upon general civil cases throughout the Royal Territory according to the stipulations designated in the procedural acts which deal with the Civil Court in every respect. | Power of Civil Court to try and decide cases | |
| Section12.The Foreign Court shall have the power to try and adjudicate upon all cases to which subjects of foreign countries with special treaties of amity are parties, according to the stipulations designated in the procedural acts for the civil and criminal courts in every respect, and according to the occasional designations made by the Minister of |
