5Subject to paragraph 6 of this Schedule, three members of the Land Court shall be a quorum.
6(1)The Land Court may delegate such of its powers as it may think expedient to any one member or to any two members of the Court, with or without the assistance of one or more land valuers, assessors or other skilled persons, and may revoke, alter or modify any such delegation of powers.
(2)Any order or determination arrived at under a delegation made in pursuance of this paragraph shall be subject to review upon appeal by three or more members of the Land Court (including, where such court of review consists of three members, not more than one member who was a party to such order or determination) sitting together, one of whom shall be the Chairman of the Land Court.
7The Secretary of State shall appoint a fit person to act as principal clerk of the Land Court.
8The Land Court may appoint or employ such assessors, surveyors, solicitors, valuers, clerks, messengers and other persons required for the due performance of its duties, as the Treasury, on the recommendation of the Secretary of State, may sanction.