8 [Deputy district judges]
County Courts Act 1984 (1984 c 28) | Legislation

8  [Deputy district judges]

[(1)     If it appears to the [Lord Chief Justice] that it is expedient to do so in order to facilitate the disposal of business in the county [court or any other court or tribunal to which a person appointed under this subsection may be deployed], he may appoint a person to be a deputy district judge.

(1ZA)     A person is qualified for appointment under subsection (1) only if the person—

(a)     is qualified for appointment as a district judge, or

(b)     holds, or has held, the office of district judge.

(1ZB)     . . .

(1ZC)     . . .]

[(1A)     Any appointment of a person as a deputy district

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