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20 The Court of Appeal for Specialized Cases

Section 7. In a case with important issue that should be decided

by the decision of a division meeting or an inter-division meeting,
the President of the Court of Appeal for Specialized Cases may have
such case decided by a division meeting or an inter-division meeting.
Such meeting in paragraph one shall comprise Vice President
of the Court of Appeal for Specialized Cases who is in charge of such
relevant division and all judges in such division who are on duty.

The number of judges attending the meeting shall not be less than
two-thirds of all judges in such division. The President of the Court of
Appeal for Specialized Cases, or an assigned Vice President of the Court
of Appeal for Specialized Cases shall be presiding over the meeting.
The decision of the meeting under paragraph one shall be reached
by majority vote and if the votes are equal, chairperson shall give
the casting vote.

Section 8. Any legal provisions that apply to the Court of
Appeal, the President of the Court of Appeal, Vice President of

the Court of Appeal and judges in the Court of Appeal shall be
applicable to the Court of Appeal for Specialized Cases, the President of
the Court of Appeal for Specialized Cases, Vice President of the Court of
Appeal for Specialized Cases and judges in such court mutatis mutandis
respectively, except only when such legal provisions indicate that they
shall only apply to the Court of Appeal, the President of the Court of
Appeal, Vice President of the Court of Appeal and judges in the Court
of Appeal.

Section 9. All judgments and orders rendered by specialized
courts prior to the Court of Appeal for Specialized Cases’ inauguration
date shall be appealed to the court that has appellate jurisdiction over cases
appealed from such specialized court before this Act comes into force.
Legal provisions that are effective before this Act comes into force shall
apply to the adjudication of such appellate court.