sec.94Transitional—abolition of Circuit Courts

### sec.94 Transitional—abolition of Circuit Courts On the commencement of this section— an order made by a Circuit Court continues to have effect as an order of the Supreme Court; and anything done or existing in relation to a previous Circuit Court continues, and is taken to be done or existing in relation to the Supreme Court; and a process pending in a previous Circuit Court is to be continued in the Supreme Court. In an Act, or another document, if the context permits, a reference to Circuit Courts or a Circuit Court is taken to be a reference to the Supreme Court. s 94 prev s 94 ins 1995 No. 23 s 6 om 2011 No. 45 s 195 pres s 94 ins 2011 No. 45 s 207 (sec.94-ssec.1) On the commencement of this section— an order made by a Circuit Court continues to have effect as an order of the Supreme Court; and anything done or existing in relation to a previous Circuit Court continues, and is taken to be done or existing in relation to the Supreme Court; and a process pending in a previous Circuit Court is to be continued in the Supreme Court. (sec.94-ssec.2) In an Act, or another document, if the context permits, a reference to Circuit Courts or a Circuit Court is taken to be a reference to the Supreme Court. - (a) an order made by a Circuit Court continues to have effect as an order of the Supreme Court; and - (b) anything done or existing in relation to a previous Circuit Court continues, and is taken to be done or existing in relation to the Supreme Court; and - (c) a process pending in a previous Circuit Court is to be continued in the Supreme Court.