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Decision. - Cases brought before the Court shall be decided within thirty days after the submission thereof for decision. Decisions of the Court shall be in writing, stating clearly and distinctly the facts and the law on which they are based, and signed by the judges concurring therein. The Court shall provide for the publication of its decisions in the Official Gazette in such form and manner as may best be adopted for public information and use.
As in the case of judicial officers under section one hundred twenty-nine of the Administrative Code, the judges of the Court shall each certify on their applications for leave, and upon salary vouchers presented by them for payment, or upon the payrolls under which their salaries are paid, that all proceedings, petitions and motions which have been submitted to the Court for determination or decision for a period of thirty days or more have been determined or decided by the Court on or before the date of making the certificate, and no leave shall be granted and no salary shall be paid without such certificate.
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