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Fond tributes have been paid to a member of Tynwald who has sat with the court for the last time.
Attorney General John Corlett QC is retiring after more than twelve years in the role.
He was educated at King William's College and the University of Nottingham, and held the position from 1998.
At the end of the March sitting yesterday (Tuesday), President Noel Cringle wished him well:
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