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26 (4) An appeal shall lie to a Judge of the Family Division of the High Court in chambers from an order made by the registrar of the Family Justice Courts to include a person’s name in the list.

(5) The decision of the Judge of the Family Division of the High Court shall be final.

(6) A copy of the list shall be kept hung up in the Registry of the Family Justice Courts and shall be published in the Gazette.

(7) A person whose name appears in the list of touts under section 73 of the Supreme Court of Judicature Act (Cap. 322), or the list of touts under section 62 of the State Courts Act (Cap. 321), shall be deemed to be included in the list under this section, and vice versa.

Impounding documents

40.—(1) A Family Court or Youth Court may order any document produced before it in any proceedings to be impounded.

(2) The document which has been impounded shall not be delivered out of the custody of the Family Court or Youth Court or inspected except on an order signed by a judicial officer.

(3) The Family Court or Youth Court that impounded the document may direct the document to be sent to the Attorney-General, the Commissioner of Stamp Duties or any other officer of the Government. Division 2—Disabilities and protection of officers Disqualification of judicial officers

41.—(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