Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Proofs Petitions : Motions - Remits CHAPTER VII . - ORDINARY FORMS OF PROCESS and Procedure in the INNER HOUSE . Mode of reclaiming - Reclaiming days - Time for Appeals - Single Bills - Boxing and Printing ( see Chapter IX . ) - Summar ...
... Proofs Petitions : Motions - Remits CHAPTER VII . - ORDINARY FORMS OF PROCESS and Procedure in the INNER HOUSE . Mode of reclaiming - Reclaiming days - Time for Appeals - Single Bills - Boxing and Printing ( see Chapter IX . ) - Summar ...
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... proof ( above Ā£ 500 in value ) for disposal by any of the eleven judges who would , according to this proposal , compose the Court of Session . The supersession of the Faculty of Advocates - either imme- diately or as the result of a ...
... proof ( above Ā£ 500 in value ) for disposal by any of the eleven judges who would , according to this proposal , compose the Court of Session . The supersession of the Faculty of Advocates - either imme- diately or as the result of a ...
Page 53
... proofs six or nine months ahead , while another has earlier vacant dates which cannot under present conditions be used to relieve this pressure . As a remedy for this state of things , the existing powers of transfer conferred by Act of ...
... proofs six or nine months ahead , while another has earlier vacant dates which cannot under present conditions be used to relieve this pressure . As a remedy for this state of things , the existing powers of transfer conferred by Act of ...
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... restricted to the official birthday of His Majesty . The reservation of one day in each week in the rolls of the Outer House for proofs and jury trials ( by s . 6 of the 1868 Act ) has since been done away with by the Court itself , and 61.
... restricted to the official birthday of His Majesty . The reservation of one day in each week in the rolls of the Outer House for proofs and jury trials ( by s . 6 of the 1868 Act ) has since been done away with by the Court itself , and 61.
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... proofs have still to be fixed months ahead owing to the number of similar engagements standing in the rolls of the Lords Ordinary . One view submitted to us was that the Court should be given an unfettered discretion to fix its sittings ...
... proofs have still to be fixed months ahead owing to the number of similar engagements standing in the rolls of the Lords Ordinary . One view submitted to us was that the Court should be given an unfettered discretion to fix its sittings ...
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