46 Assignment of certain matters to [youth courts]
Children and Young Persons Act 1933 (1933 c 12) | Legislation

46  Assignment of certain matters to [youth courts]

(1)     Subject as hereinafter provided, no charge against a child or young person, and no application whereof the hearing is by rules made under this section assigned to [youth courts], shall be heard by a [magistrates' court] which is not a [youth court]:

Provided that—

(a)     a charge made jointly against a child or young person and a person who has attained [the age of eighteen] years shall be heard by a [magistrates' court] other than a [youth

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