[5 Judges of the county court]
County Courts Act 1984 (1984 c 28) | Legislation

Judges

[5  Judges of the county court]

[(1)     A person is a judge of the county court if the person—

(a)     is a Circuit judge,

(b)     is a district judge (which, by virtue of section 8(1C), here includes a deputy district judge appointed under section 8), or

(c)     is within subsection (2),

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(2)     A person is within this subsection (and so, by virtue of subsection (1)(c), is a judge of the county court) if the person—

(a)     is the Lord Chief Justice,

(b)     is the Master of the Rolls,

(c)

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