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Formal Consolidation | 2007 RevEd
Disqualification of judicial officers
64.—(1) A judicial officer shall not be capable of accepting or taking any other office of emolument, nor of carrying on any business either directly or indirectly, nor shall he accept any fees of office, perquisites, emoluments or advantages, other than and except his salary and allowances.
(2) A judicial officer may, with the approval of the Chief Justice, be appointed to any commission of inquiry or other quasi-judicial or administrative tribunal, or hold any office in any institution or society for charitable purposes or for the advancement or encouragement of art, science, education, or other knowledge and may receive an allowance or other honorarium.
Informal Consolidation | Amended Act 31 of 2010
Disqualification of judicial officers
64.—(1) Except with the approval of the Chief Justice, a judicial officer —
(a)
shall not be capable of —
(i)
accepting or taking any other office of emolument; or
(ii)
carrying on any business either directly or indirectly; and
(b)
shall not accept any fees of office, perquisites, emoluments or advantages, other than his salary and allowances.
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), a judicial officer may, with the approval of the Chief Justice —
(a)
be appointed to any commission of inquiry, committee of inquiry or other judicial, quasi-judicial or administrative tribunal, or hold any office in any institution or society for charitable purposes or for the advancement or encouragement of art, science, education or other knowledge; and
(b)
receive an allowance or other honorarium in respect of that appointment or office.