Supreme Court Act 1933

The Court of Appeal is constituted by 3 judges, except under the following provisions:

 section 37J (Appeal court constituted by single judge)

 section 37L (Appeal judge unable to continue sitting)

 section 37O (4) (which provides for the enforcement of an order).

At least 1 of the judges sitting on the Court of Appeal must be a resident judge, unless the Chief Justice considers it impracticable for the Court of Appeal to be so constituted.

A judge must not sit on an appeal from an order made by the judge.