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Non-availability of suitable courthouse accommodation.
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41.—(1) Whenever suitable courthouse accommodation is, for some temporary reason, not available in an appeal town for the purposes of a particular sitting of the High Court on circuit in that appeal town, the judge or judges assigned to sit in such appeal town for the purposes of such sitting may adjourn such sitting to any other convenient place (in the same or another county) at which suitable courthouse accommodation is available, and may so adjourn such sitting at any time after it comes to his or their knowledge that such courthouse accommodation is not or will not be available in such appeal town, and whether such judge has or has not, or such judges have or have not, entered such appeal town for the purposes of such sitting.
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(2) Whenever, during a sitting of the High Court on circuit in an appeal town, suitable courthouse accommodation ceases to be available in such appeal town for the purposes of such sitting or the courthouse accommodation available in such appeal town becomes or is found to be unsuitable for the purposes of such sitting, the judge or judges sitting in such appeal town for the purposes of such sitting may adjourn the remainder of such sitting to any other convenient place (whether in the same or another county) at which suitable courthouse accommodation is available.
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(3) Whenever a sitting or any part of a sitting of the High Court on circuit is adjourned under this section from an appeal town, the place to which such sitting or part of a sitting is so adjourned shall become and be the appeal town within the meaning of this Act for the holding of such sitting or part of a sitting, and such sitting or part of a sitting shall be held at such place accordingly.
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