Chief Magistrate definition

Chief Magistrate means the Chief Magistrate of the Magistrates Court.

Chief Magistrate s court” means a magistrate’s court presided over by a chief magistrate;

Chief Magistrate means the person appointed as such under section 7 of the Magistrates’ Court Ordinance, 2011;

Examples of Chief Magistrate in a sentence

• Some of the material in sections 9.3 & 9.4 is taken, with her kind permission, from a private research paper entitled "A Digest of Bail Cases", prepared by former Deputy Chief Magistrate Jelena Popovic.

• The respondent on the other hand is of the view that the learned Chief Magistrate was clear on the formulae she applied in arriving at the above figure based on the agreed rate of interest on a reducing balance.

• It is also argued that the trial Chief Magistrate erred when she applied interest at court rates yet the agreement entered between the parties show that the rate of interest was fixed at 10% per month.

• The Chief Magistrate issued the following notice on 27 March 2020: DOWNING CENTRE CIVIL LISTING ARRANGEMENTS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC It has become increasingly apparent that the capacity for Local Courts to continue to operate effectively across the breadth of their jurisdiction is being systematically compromised by progressive restrictions announced by governments.

• It was further pointed out that the learned Chief Magistrate did not illustrate how she arrived mathematically at the figure she awarded of ksh.41,928/=.

More Definitions of Chief Magistrate

Chief Magistrate means the Chief Magistrate appointed under section 7(2) of the Magistrates' Court Act 1989 and includes an Acting Chief Magistrate appointed under section 8 of that Act;

Chief Magistrate means the person appointed as such under section 4 of the Magistrate’s Court Act;

Chief Magistrate means a Chief Magistrate appointed in terms of the Magistrate Courts Act, 1944 (Act No. 32 of 1944), and “Magistrate” has a corresponding meaning;

Chief Magistrate means the Chief Magistrate of the Court of Petty Sessions holding office under the Court of Petty Sessions Act 1960;

Chief Magistrate means the person for the time being appointed to that position under the Magistrates’ Court Ordinance, 2011;

Chief Magistrate. 2 means the person appointed to be the Chief Magistrate in accordance with section 7 or, unless the context otherwise requires and subject to section 7A(2), where the Chief Magistrate does not attend a sitting of the Court the Chief Justice sitting as a Justice of the Court shall have the same power and may exercise the same authority of the Chief Magistrate under this or any other Ordinance;

Chief Magistrate means Chief Magistrate of the Magistrates' Court; S. 38 def. of "Children's Court" inserted by No. 56/1989 s. 286(Sch. 2 item 10).