Section 65 of Advocates Act CAP 16: Powers of Court under section 64 to be exercised by two judges
(1) The powers conferred upon the Court by section 64 shall be exercised by not less than two of the judges of the Court.
(2) If such powers are exercised by two judges and the opinion of the Court is equally divided, the matter shall be reheard by three judges.
(3) If such powers are exercised by three judges and they do not agree in their opinion, the decision of the majority shall be taken to be the decision of the Court.
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