BILSON v. APALOO Constitutional law—Constitutional issue—Interpretation of Constitution—Proper empanelling of Court of Appeal—Jurisdiction conferred on Court of Appeal to perform specified functions of Supreme Court under Constitution, 1979, Sched. 1, s. 3 (1)—Due constitution of Supreme Court and Court of Appeal provided for in articles 115 (2) and 121 (2) respectively— Meaning of phrase "shall be duly constituted by any three Justices thereof" in article 121 (2)—Whether article  115 (2) different in meaning from article 121 (2)—Reference in Schedule 1, s. 3 (1) to "Court of Appeal as established"—Whether section had in contemplation "composition" of Court of Appeal or its "due constitution"—Whether jurisdiction created by Sched. 1, s. 3 (1) exercisable by a court of three or five members only—Constitution, 1979, arts. 114 (5), 115 (2) and 121 (2) and Sched. 1, ss. 3 (1) and 5.