2021 Tennessee Code
Chapter 2 - Special Judges and Interchange
Part 1 - Special Judges

§ 17-2-101. Grounds of Incompetency - No judge or chancellor shall be competent, except by consent...

§ 17-2-102. Incompetency of Supreme Court Judges - The judges of the supreme court, within the first week...

§ 17-2-103. Powers of Special Supreme Court Judges - The special judges commissioned pursuant to § 17-2-102 shall hear...

§ 17-2-104. Sickness of Judges of Supreme Court - In case of the sickness of any one (1) or...

§ 17-2-105. Special Judges for Appellate Courts - In case of the incompetency, sickness or other disability of...

§ 17-2-106. Compensation of Special Supreme Court Judge - Special judges of the supreme court shall in all cases...

§ 17-2-107. General Sessions Judges - The provisions of this chapter in relation to the incompetency...

§ 17-2-111. Expenses of Assigned Judge or Chancellor - The expenses of the chancellor, judge or appellate judge who...

§ 17-2-112. Transfers From Chancery to Circuit Court Because of Incompetency - When any chancellor is incompetent to try any cause in...

§ 17-2-113. Circuit Judge Acting as Chancellor - Any circuit judge may also during the sittings of a...

§ 17-2-115. Certification of Incompetency to Governor - When any judge of any circuit court, criminal court, or...

§ 17-2-116. Disability of Judges or Chancellors - Code 1858, § 3927 (deriv. Acts 1835-1836, ch. 68, §§...

§ 17-2-117. Powers of Special Judges or Chancellors - Code 1858, § 3928 (deriv. Acts 1835-1836, ch. 68, §§...

§ 17-2-119. Contested Elections — Temporary Judge - The governor shall appoint a temporary judge, chancellor or district...

§ 17-2-120. Oath of Special Judge - Every special judge, before entering on the duties of the...