No legal practitioner shall be qualified for appointment as a Justice of the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal or a Judge of a Federal High Court or a Judge of a High Court or a kadi of a Sharia Court of Appeal or a Judge of the Customary Court of Appeal whilst he is a member of the National Judicial Council or Committee of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja or a State Judicial Service Commission, and he shall remain so disqualified until a period of three years has elapsed since he ceased to be member.
Home Nigerian Constitution Chapter 7 The Judicature Part 4 Supplemental Chapter 7. Part 4. Section 289. Disqualification of certain legal practitioners
Part 4 Supplemental
Chapter 7. Part 4. Section 289. Disqualification of certain legal practitioners
ByNigerian ConstitutionApril 8, 20140
TagChapter 7. Part 4. Section 289 Disqualification of certain legal practitioners Download Nigerian Constitution Nigeria Constitution Nigerian Constitution Supplemental The Judicature
Previous PostChapter 7. Part 4. Section 290. Declaration of assets and liabilities: oaths of judicial officers
Next PostChapter 7. Part 4. Section 288. Appointment of persons leaned in Islamic personal law and Customary law