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Changes over time for: Cross Heading: Appeals from superior courts to Judicial Committee
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Version Superseded: 01/10/2009
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Point in time view as at 11/05/2001.
Changes to legislation:
There are currently no known outstanding effects for the Scotland Act 1998, Cross Heading: Appeals from superior courts to Judicial Committee.
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Appeals from superior courts to Judicial CommitteeU.K.
12An appeal against a determination of a devolution issue by the Inner House of the Court of Session on a reference under paragraph 7 or 8 shall lie to the Judicial Committee.
13An appeal against a determination of a devolution issue by—
(a)a court of two or more judges of the High Court of Justiciary (whether in the ordinary course of proceedings or on a reference under paragraph 9), or
(b)a court of three or more judges of the Court of Session from which there is no appeal to the House of Lords,
shall lie to the Judicial Committee, but only with leave of the court concerned or, failing such leave, with special leave of the Judicial Committee.
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