(1) The court dealing with labour disputes shall be composed of:
• (a) a president who shall be a judicial officer ;
• (b) an employer assessor and a worker assessor chosen from the lists drawn up in accordance with Section 134 below;
• (c) a registrar.
(2) The president shall designate the assessors who are to sit for each case.
(3) Where one or both of assessors duly summoned to attend fail to do so, the president shall summon them again. In the event where one or both of the assessors still fail to attend, the president shall sit alone.
(4) In the case referred to in the foregoing subsection, the judgment shall make mention of the duly justified absence of one or both of the assessors.
(5) Except in a case of force majeure, any assessor who is absent three times during his term of office shall be relieved of his duties. Another assessor designated from the list drawn up for the sector of activity concerned shall replace him for the remaining period of his term office.
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In force from 14-08-1992
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