Court of Session Act 1825

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2. [1.]. Altering the division of the Court of Session;Previous MatchNext Match

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5. 4. No judgment to be pronounced till the record be made up and closed.Previous MatchNext Match

6. 5. Of the disposal of the dilatory defences.Previous MatchNext Match

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8. 10. Final adjustment of condescendences and notes of pleas. Condescendences and notes to be signed by the counsel for the parties. Record to be made up to foreclose the parties in point of fact. Exception of res noviter veniens ad notitiam. How such new matter to be admitted on the record.Previous MatchNext Match

9. 11. Note of pleas to foreclose in point of law;Previous MatchNext Match

10. 12. Of orders for compelling parties to lodge condescendences, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

11. 13. Of proceeding to the further disposal of the cause. Cases to be adjudged on admission of parties.Previous MatchNext Match

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13. 17. Lord ordinary to determine costs.His judgment final in the outer house.Previous MatchNext Match

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15. 19. Of reporting causes to the inner house; incidental matters may be reported verbally.Previous MatchNext Match

16. 20. Court to hear parties.Previous MatchNext Match

17. 21. Judgment of the inner house shall decide costs, and shall be final.Previous MatchNext Match

18. 22. Form in which cases shall be prepared.Previous MatchNext Match

19. 23. Of consultations of the judges in doubtful questions.Previous MatchNext Match

20. 24. Opinion of permanent ordinaries taken, and judgment pronounced according to the opinion of the majority of judges.Previous MatchNext Match

21. 25. Limitation of time as to appeals to the House of Lords. Previous MatchNext Match

22. 26. Certain documents to be laid before the House of Lords in case of appeal.Previous MatchNext Match

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24. 28. Description and enumeration of causes appropriate to the jury court. Previous MatchNext Match

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26. 33. Questions arising on admissions to be remitted to the Court of Session, &c. Questions which the parties desire to be previously fixed to be remitted. Question, whether point of law to be decided previous to trial, to be settled by the jury court. The interlocutor of the judge subject to review. The decision of the jury court to be final on the question: If the question of law is to be previously decided, the cause to be remitted to the Court of Session, &c. If a question of fact remain, the cause to be sent back to the jury court. Previous MatchNext Match

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28. 35. List of witnesses not to be furnished previous to trial.Previous MatchNext Match

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33. 40. Interlocutor of Court of Session on proof taken in inferior courts, to be final as to findings of fact. Power to advocate against orders for proof in inferior courts. Previous MatchNext Match

34. 41—43. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

35. 44. Decrees in actions of removing to be subject only to suspension.Previous MatchNext Match

36. 45. Bills of advocation of interlocutory judgments.Previous MatchNext Match

37. 46. Lord ordinary may pass bills of suspension: Proceedings as to interlocutors complained of.Previous MatchNext Match

38. 47. Cautioners in bills of suspension.Previous MatchNext Match

39. 48. As to cases of suspension before the lord ordinary.Previous MatchNext Match

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42. 51. Regulation of forms of citation, charge, &c.Previous MatchNext Match

43. 52. The record of citations to be printed.Previous MatchNext Match

44. 53. Defenders to be cited on one diet only.Previous MatchNext Match

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46. 55, 56. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Previous MatchNext Match

47. 57. All questions in Scotland relating to prize in war, to vest solely in Court of Admiralty of England.Previous MatchNext Match

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