Article 127

The conduct of a judge of the Federal Court, the

Court of Appeal or a High Court shall not be discussed in either

House of Parliament except on a substantive motion of which notice has been given by not less than one quarter of the total number of members of that House, and shall not be discussed in the Legislative Assembly of any State.

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[Article 125]

Federal Constitution

Art. 125—(cont.)

Clause (10)

a. Added by Act 59/1966, section 2, in force from 19-09-1966, and deleted by

Act A31, section 4, in force from 19-09-1966. The Clause read as follows:

“(10) A judge of the High Court who is appointed to be a judge of the Federal Court shall cease to be a judge of the said High Court:

Provided that any such judge of a High Court who is so appointed shall continue to be a judge of such High Court for the purpose only of giving judgment in any case tried by him prior to his appointment as a judge of the Federal Court.”.

b. Inserted by Act A885, paragraph 21(h), in force from 24-06-1994.

Clauses (1), (2), (3), (4), (5), (6), (6a), (7) & (8)

The word “Federal” substituted for the word “Supreme” by Act A885, section 21, in force from 24-06-1994.