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Criminal-law [2026] SACCRIM 8

MH against Procurator Fiscal, Glasgow (Sheriff Appeal Court Criminal)

MH against Procurator Fiscal, Glasgow (Sheriff Appeal Court Criminal) [2026] SACCRIM 8 (02 April 2026)

The Sheriff Appeal Court refused an appeal against refusal to vary a non-harassment order to permit contact with a child, holding there was no material change of circumstances.

  • Non-harassment-orders
  • Domestic-abuse
  • Contact-with-children
  • Article-8-echr
  • Uncrc-compliance
  • Variation-of-orders
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Family-law [2013] ScotCS CSOH_79

HJM v LS

HJM v LS [2013] ScotCS CSOH_79 (28 May 2013)

The court largely maintained a child contact order, allowing only a limited change to the contact period and allocating travel costs to the petitioner for a time.

  • Child-contact
  • Variation-of-contact-orders
  • Cross-border-enforcement
  • Competence-of-proceedings
  • Variation-of-orders
  • Travel-costs
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Family-law [2009] ScotSC 37

B v. B

B v. B [2009] ScotSC 37 (11 May 2009)

The Sheriff Principal sustained an appeal against an interim residence and delivery order, recalled the interlocutor, and remitted the matter for reconsideration.

  • Residence-orders
  • Variation-of-orders
  • Interim-orders
  • Appeal-procedure
  • Human-rights-act-compliance
  • Family-law
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Family-law [2002] ScotCS 331

White or Haugan v. Haugan

White or Haugan v. Haugan [2002] ScotCS 331 (12 June 2002)

In a divorce appeal, the Court of Session held there had been a material change of circumstances, but only reduced periodical allowance from ÂŁ1,000 to ÂŁ500 per month.

  • Divorce
  • Financial-provision
  • Periodical-allowance
  • Variation-of-orders
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