The Scottish Ministers v Johar Javed Mirza and Lima Properties Ltd [2014] ScotCS CSIH_103 (25 November 2014)
Lima Properties Limited did not enter appearance or lodge answers and therefore does not satisfy the definition of 'party' for the purposes of reclaiming under the Court of Session Rules; the reclaiming motion is incompetent.
- Citation
- [2014] ScotCS CSIH_103
- Parties
- Petitioner and Respondent: The Scottish Ministers; First Respondent: Johar Javed Mirza; Reclaimer: Lima Properties Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland
- Judgment Date
- 25 November 2014
- Procedural Posture
- Competency Hearing on Reclaiming Motion / Inner House, Court of Session, Extra Division
- Outcome
- reclaiming motion refused
- Legal Topics
- Competency of Reclaiming Motion, Definition of Party, Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, Court of Session Act 1988
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Parties
The Scottish Ministers
Petitioner and Respondent
Johar Javed Mirza
First Respondent
Lima Properties Limited
Reclaimer
Procedural Posture
Competency Hearing on Reclaiming Motion / Inner House, Court of Session, Extra Division
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether Lima Properties Limited is entitled to reclaim the interlocutor of the Lord Ordinary dated 19 September 2014
- 2 Interpretation of 'party' for purposes of reclaiming under section 28 of the Court of Session Act 1988
Ratio Decidendi
Lima Properties Limited did not enter appearance or lodge answers and therefore does not satisfy the definition of 'party' for the purposes of reclaiming under the Court of Session Rules; the reclaiming motion is incompetent.
Court Disposition
reclaiming motion refused
Orders
- reclaiming motion by Lima Properties Limited is incompetent and refused
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