Each tribunal within the First Instance Division is composed of a chair and two competent members specialising in law and real property. Generally, the chair must be a judge, although the Chairman of the Judicial Council may appoint an experienced l…
Each tribunal within the First Instance Division is composed of a chair and two competent members specialising in law and real property. Generally, the chair must be a judge, although the Chairman of the Judicial Council may appoint an experienced legal practitioner to this role. The Chairman of the RDSC may also designate specific tribunals to hear certain types of claims based on their nature, location, or usage. This specialization ensures that judges and members have the relevant expertise to handle complex property and legal issues.
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