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Changes over time for: Paragraph 13B


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Form of interventionS
[13B.4.(1)An intervention shall be by way of a written submission which (including any appendices) shall not exceed 5000 words.
(2)The SCHR shall lodge the submission and send a copy of it to all the parties by such time as the sheriff may direct.
(3)The sheriff may in exceptional circumstances–
(a)allow a longer written submission to be made;
(b)direct that an oral submission is to be made.
(4)Any diet in pursuance of paragraph (3)(b) shall be fixed by the sheriff clerk who shall give written intimation of the diet to the SCHR and all the parties.]
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