Intermediate Courts Act · s 9

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s 9Right of audience

Subject to Chapter XL of the Criminal Procedure Code (Chapter 7), in any proceeding in an Intermediate Court, whether in the exercise of its criminal or civil jurisdiction, any of the following may address the Court —

(a)

any party to the proceedings;

(b)

an advocate and solicitor of the Supreme Court;

(c)

a person admitted to practise for the purpose of those proceedings under section 7(1) of the Legal Profession Act

(Chapter 132);

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(d)

any other person allowed by leave of the court to appear instead of a party to the proceedings.