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The Sheriff Appeal Court refused an appeal against dismissal, holding that a duplicate family action was an unreasonable and abusive use of procedure.
BVBA BVBA, PETITION OF v CLAIRE GILES [2017] ScotCS CSOH_131 (20 October 2017)
The Court of Session recalled registration of a Belgian judgment, holding that repeal of Rule 62.28 left no procedural basis and no inherent power to create one.
Taylor Clark Leisure Plc v HM Revenue and Customs [2015] ScotCS CSIH_32 (24 April 2015)
The Inner House refused an application to let an English QC appear in a Scottish appeal, holding that rights of audience are for Parliament, not ad hoc judicial grant.
Glynhill Hotel Ltd v Dundas & Wilson [2011] ScotCS CSOH_195 (8 November 2011)
The Court of Session refused a lawyer's request to intervene in a negligence action, holding the pleadings did not directly raise his professional reputation.
Moore v The Scottish Daily Record And Sunday Mail Ltd [2008] ScotCS CSIH_66 (09 December 2008)
The Inner House held that it had no power to order payment of court fees to the Scottish Court Service after a late settlement, and overruled Billig.
Lindsay v. Rattray [2007] ScotSC 3 (17 January 2007)
Appeal in divorce financial provision upheld; the court extended time for a capital sum order, corrected the treatment of partnership debts, and awarded ÂŁ19,930.63.
Lindsay v. Rattray [2005] ScotSC 55 (05 August 2005)
Appeal in a divorce financial provision case. The Sheriff Principal recalled refusal of an extension, invoking inherent jurisdiction to avoid injustice and remit the matter back to the Sheriff.
Tonner & Anor v. Reiach And Hall [2005] ScotCS CSOH_103 (05 August 2005)
The Court of Session held it had no inherent power to grant absolvitor for delay; the defenders’ motion was incompetent and the sist was recalled.
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