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Supreme Court Act 1933

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3 Establishment (1) There shall be a Supreme Court of the Territory which shall be known as the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory. (2) The court shall be a superior court of record. (3) The court shall consist of the Chief Justice and the other judges.

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