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"Section19.A circle court shall have a chief judge and other judges. A panel competent to exercise full power of the court to try and adjudicate upon cases shall be established by participation of two judges.[1]
A provincial court shall have not less than two judges and a panel competent to exercise full power of the court to try and adjudicate upon cases shall be established by participation of two judges.
A mere single judge has the power to try and adjudicate upon cases in circle courts and provincial courts, if the cases are subject to his positional power to conduct trials and render judgments.
A municipal court may merely have one judge.
The chief judge or his representative shall lead, and have the power to command, judges of all the courts in the circle."
Section5.Section 26 of the Charter of the Courts of Justice, 127 RE (2451 BE), shall be repealed and replaced by the following stipulations:
"Section26.Provincial courts have the power to try and adjudicate upon all cases under any provision of law."
Section6.The chief judge of a circle court shall have the power to sit at every court in that circle in order to try and adjudicate upon cases or, after
- ↑ In the Thai text, every judge is classified with the masculine classifier nai (Thai: นาย), which indicates that this law only allowed males to become judges. (Wikisource contributor note)
