Court of Session Act 1839 (repealed)

The judges of the two divisions of the inner house of the Court of Session, along with the lord ordinary who shall be judge in teind causes and proceedings for the time being, shall be lords commissioners for teinds, and shall constitute the court of commissioners for teinds, and any five of the said judges shall be a quorum of the said court; and it shall be competent to the said court, in causes which they may deem to be of importance or difficulty, to order that such causes shall be heard before the whole judges of the Court of Session, and to obtain their opinions in like manner as is provided in ordinary causes depending in either division of the Court of Session.