Bench composition for appeals requires multi-judge hearing; majority decides or rehearing on point of law. Appeals under the prior appellate provision are to be heard by a bench of not less than two judges and decided according to the opinion of those judges or the majority. If no majority emerges, the judges shall state the point of law on which they differ; that point is to be reheard by one or more other judges and decided according to the opinion of the majority of judges who have heard the case, including the original judges.