2010 ED] CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SEYCHELLES [CAP 167
(4) The President may, on the recommendation of the
Constitutional Appointments Authority in exceptional
circumstances appoint a person who is not a citizen of
Seychelles and who has already completed one term of
office as a Justice of Appeal or Judge for a second term of
office, whether consecutive or not, of not more than seven
years.
132. (1) The office of Justice of Appeal or Judge shall not,
without the consent of the Justice of Appeal or Judge, be
abolished during the Justice’s of Appeal or Judges’
continuance in office.
Miscellaneous
provisions
with respect to
tenure
(2) A person who has been appointed to the office of
Justice of Appeal or Judge may continue in office
notwithstanding any change, during the Justice’s of appeal
or Judges’s term of office, of the qualification for
appointment to the office.
(3) A justice of Appeal or Judge or a person acting as such
pursuant to article 124 or article 128, whose appointment
has terminated otherwise than by reason of being removed
from office under article 134, may continue to sit as a
Justice of Appeal or Judge, or to act as such, for the
purpose of giving judgment or otherwise in relation to any
proceedings commenced before the Justice of Appeal or
Judge before the termination of the appointment.
133.(1) The salary, allowances and gratuity payable to a
Justice of Appeal or Judge shall be prescribed by or under
an Act and shall be a charge on the Consolidated Fund.
Salary etc. of
Justices of Appeal
and Judges
(2) Subject to article 134, the salary, allowances or
gratuity payable to and the term and other conditions of
service of a Justice of Appeal or Judge shall not be altered
to the disadvantage of the Justice of Appeal or Judge after
appointment.
134.(1) A Justice of Appeal or Judge may be removed from
office only 103
Removal of Justice
of Appeal or Judge
from office