Principal Judge definition
Principal Judge means Principal Judge of the Court;
Principal Judge means the head of a superior court, other than the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeal;
Examples of Principal Judge in a sentence
The Authority shall designate one of the Judges of the First Instance Division as the Principal Judge with such functions as are set out in the Rules of Court.
In fact, that seems to be the case, at least as far as the plans of the leadership of the High Court are concerned.25 When it comes to the constitution of the court, one notes that the War Cimes Division (WCD) has already been established through an administrative decision by the Principal Judge.
More Definitions of Principal Judge
Principal Judge means Principal Judge of the Court as designated in accordance with Article 24(5) of the Treaty;
Principal Judge means Principal Judge of the Court [Head of the First Instance Division];
Principal Judge means the Judge of the High Court designated as “Jaji Kiongozi in Kiswahili” appointed under Article 109 of the Constitution;
Principal Judge means the Principal Judge of the Employment and Labour Relations Court;
Principal Judge means the Judge of the I ligh Court designated "Jaji Kiongozi” in Kiswahili appointed under Article 109( I ) of the Consti tution.
Principal Judge means the principal judge of the Court elected in accordance with Article 165(2) of the Constitution;
Principal Judge means the Judge designated as such by the Authority under Article 20 of the Treaty;