Constitution of The Bahamas

ContentsChapter VII. The JudicaturePart II. Court of Appeal

Article 103. Oaths to be taken by Justices of AppealOaths taken by Justices of Appeal

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103.

In briefA Justice of Appeal cannot start work until they have taken the oath of allegiance and a judicial oath.

A Justice of Appeal shall not enter upon the duties of his office unless he has taken and subscribed the oath of allegiance and a judicial oath in such form as is prescribed by any law in force in The Bahamas.

A Justice of Appeal cannot begin the duties of the office until they have taken and signed the oath of allegiance and a judicial oath in the form set by any law in force in The Bahamas.

Oaths to be taken by Justices of AppealOaths taken by Justices of Appeal

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