| After a quarter of a century of successful practice he was appointed 1808 a puisne judge of the Supreme Court. |
| As a puisne judge I am entitled to disagree with what my colleagues have said, although I would prefer to follow them if I can. |
| However, all had memberships that included lay persons, and almost all included puisne judges and lawyers. |
| Another part of it is providing an expatriate puisne judge, and it is important for the justice system that judges of an appropriate standard are appointed there. |
| The Supreme Court is constituted by a judge, the Chief Justice or one of several puisne judges, with or without assessors. |
| The two northern ones, with their vast populations and immense amount of work, are the bugbear of the puisne judge. |
