T-16 - Courts of Justice Act

Section 112 Disposition versions

1988-08-31

112. The chief judge who makes a recommendation under section 108 or a decision respecting the permanent assignment of a judge to another division under section 111 shall notify the judge concerned. The latter may, within fifteen days, appeal to the Conseil de la magistrature which may confirm or quash the recommendation or the decision of the chief judge.

R. S. 1964, c. 20, s. 104; 1974, c. 11, s. 30; 1977, c. 20, s. 138; 1978, c. 19, s. 16; 1986, c. 95, s. 334; 1988, c. 21, s. 30.

1987-02-15

112. The Government may appoint a Chief Judge of the Youth Court with residence at Québec or Montréal as it shall decide.

He may also appoint a senior associate chief judge of the Youth Court with residence at Montréal, if the chief judge resides at Québec, or at Québec, if the chief judge resides at Montréal, and an associate chief judge with residence at Montréal.

The chief judge, the senior associate chief judge and the associate chief judge may establish residence in the immediate vicinity of the city assigned to them, respectively, pursuant to this section.

The chief judge, senior associate chief judge and associate chief judge are appointed for a period of seven years; their term of office shall not be renewed.

R. S. 1964, c. 20, s. 104; 1974, c. 11, s. 30; 1977, c. 20, s. 138; 1978, c. 19, s. 16; 1986, c. 95, s. 334.

1978-07-19

112. The Government may appoint a Chief Judge of the Youth Court with residence at Québec or Montréal as it shall decide.

He may also appoint a senior associate chief judge of the Youth Court with residence at Montréal, if the chief judge resides at Québec, or at Québec, if the chief judge resides at Montréal, and an associate chief judge with residence at Montréal.

The chief judge, senior associate chief judge and associate chief judge are appointed for a period of seven years; their term of office shall not be renewed.

R. S. 1964, c. 20, s. 104; 1974, c. 11, s. 30; 1977, c. 20, s. 138; 1978, c. 19, s. 16.

1977-12-31

112. The Gouvernement may appoint a Chief Judge of the Social Welfare Court with residence at Québec or Montréal as it shall decide.

It may also appoint an Associate Chief Judge of the Social Welfare Court with residence at Montréal when the Chief Judge resides at Québec, and at Québec when the Chief Judge resides at Montréal.

The administrative jurisdiction of the judge acting as chief judge at Québec shall extend to the judicial districts enumerated in section 25, and that of the judge acting as chief judge in Montréal, to the judicial districts enumerated in section 24.

The chief judge and the associate chief judge of the Social Welfare Court shall coordinate and apportion the work of the judges of such court.

The judges of such court shall be under the supervision of the chief judge and the associate chief judge and must comply with their orders and directives as regards the carrying out of their work.

When the Chief Judge of the Social Welfare Court or the Associate Chief Judge is temporarily prevented, by absence or illness, from exercising his administrative jurisdiction, the Gouvernement may authorize a judge of the Social Welfare Court to assume such jurisdiction temporarily. During such period of absence or illness, the judge so authorized shall exercise the functions of chief judge or associate chief judge and shall receive the same salary as is assigned by law to the Chief Judge or to the Associate Chief Judge.

R. S. 1964, c. 20, s. 104; 1974, c. 11, s. 30.