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Rule 3.45(1)
SHERIFF COURT AT [insert place]
APPLICANT:
[insert name, address and designation of applicant,
in the case of
[insert name and address of child]
1. On[date] a children’s hearing for[local authority] gave a direction to the Principal Reporter under section *65(7) or 65(9) of the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 in respect of[insert name of child]. The hearing appointed[insert name and designation] as a safeguarder / no safeguarder was appointed.*S
2. A copy of the statement by the Principal Reporter of the grounds for the referral of the case of the said[insert name of child] to the children’s hearing is attached together with any report of the safeguarder appointed for the purpose of safeguarding the interests of the child in the proceedings.S
*3. The said[insert name of child] or[insert name and address and status of the relevant person or persons] did not accept the grounds of referral so far as relating to conditions[specify conditions/ statements not accepted] of the statement of the Principal Reporter.S
OR
*4. The children’s hearing were satisfied that the said[insert name of child] will not be capable of understanding or has not understood the explanation of the grounds of referral given under section 65(4) of the Act.S
5. The Principal Reporter therefore makes application to the sheriff to find whether the grounds of referral not accepted by the said *[insert name of child] or[insert name of relevant person or persons] *or not understood by the said child are established.S
6. The Principal Reporter requests the sheriff to remove the obligation on the child to attend the hearing in view of[insert reason(s)]. And to dispense with service on[insert name and give reasons] *S
....................
[name, designation and address telephone, DX and fax numbers]
Date....................
[Place and Date]
The court assigns[date] at[hour] within the[name court] in chambers at[place] for the hearing of the application; appoints the Principal Reporter forthwith *
a.to serve a copy of the application and relative statement of grounds of referral and this warrant on,
i.the child, together with a notice in form 31 or orders service of the following documents only [insert details of documents to be served on child, eg, notice in form 31 only]; and
ii.[insert name of relevant person or persons] together with a notice in form 39;
iii.the safeguarder[insert name and designation] appointed by the sheriff,*
*delete as appropriate
*b.Orders that the address of[insert name] should not be disclosed in the application.
*c.Dispense with service on the child or any other person for the following reasons[insert details].
*d.Dispenses with the obligation on the child to attend the hearing in view of[insert details]
and grants warrant to cite witnesses and havers.
....................
*Sheriff or Sheriff Clerk
*delete as appropriate
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