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Judges of The Court of Appeal

The current judges of the Court of Appeal of New Zealand are:

  • The Hon Justice Mark O'Regan (appointed 1 January 2004)
  • The Hon Justice Sir Grant Hammond (appointed 1 January 2004)
  • The Hon Justice Robert Chambers (appointed 1 January 2004)
  • The Hon Justice Terence Arnold (appointed 19 May 2006)
  • The Hon Justice Ellen France (appointed 1 June 2006)
  • The Hon Justice Anthony Randerson (appointed 1 February 2010)
  • The Hon Justice Rhys Harrison (appointed 2 July 2010)
  • The Hon Justice Lynton Stevens (appointed 2 July 2010)
  • The Hon Justice John Wild (appointed 1 February 2011)
  • The Hon Justice Douglas White (effective 1 February 2012)
  • The Hon Justice Christine Ruth French (effective 6 August 2012)

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