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The Upper Tribunal refused Langah Limited’s appeal against refusal of an eviction order, holding the First-tier Tribunal made no error of law in its balancing exercise.
Your Home Partners against Michael William Kellichan and Michelle Hood (Sheriff Court Civil) [2026] SCKDY 34 (19 January 2026)
The sheriff dismissed a simple procedure claim for rent arrears, holding that the sheriff court lacked jurisdiction because the dispute arose from a private residential tenancy.
GLASGOW WEST HOUSING ASSOCIATION LTD AGAINST DANUTA HARASIMOWICZ [2015] ScotSC 46 (09 June 2015)
The defender's financial hardship and arguments were speculative and did not demonstrate error by the sheriff; the sheriff reasonably granted decree for recovery of possession due to persistent arrears and breach of tenancy.
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SHETLAND LEASING AND PROPERTY DEVELOPMENTS LTD v. MALCOLM ALEXANDER YOUNGER [2014] ScotSC 5 (14 January 2014)
Sheriff Mann held that the section 4 notice was valid, the tenant’s defences were irrelevant, and the landlord was entitled to declarator that the lease had ended and to summary ejection.
Campbell v Glasgow Housing Association Ltd [2011] ScotCS CSOH_55 (24 March 2011)
The Court of Session refused reduction of an ejection decree for rent arrears, holding that no exceptional circumstances justified interfering with the sheriff’s decree.
West Of Scotland Housing Association Ltd v. Daly [2009] ScotSC 45 (23 November 2009)
The Sheriff Principal held that lodging a minute for recall is an application, so no second recall minute could be lodged. The appeal was refused.
Aberdeen City Council v. Shauri [2006] ScotSC 51 (26 May 2006)
Appeal against decree for recovery of possession in a Scottish secure tenancy was refused. The sheriff principal held the rent arrears and speculative asylum issues did not justify reponing.
Dawson v. Shaw [2005] ScotSC 9 (02 February 2005)
The sheriff principal partly allowed an appeal against summary decree, holding that late adjustments and the wider record should have been considered after the options hearing was rescheduled.
Angus Housing Association v. Fraser [2004] ScotSC 22 (22 March 2004)
Sheriff Court case about rent arrears and possession under the Housing (Scotland) Act 2001. Decree was granted for reduced arrears, possession, and expenses.
Mackie v East Ayrshire Council, Re Application For Judicial Review [2000] ScotCS 257 (10 October 2000)
Judicial review of a sheriff principal’s dismissal of a summary cause appeal was refused. The court held Rule 28 did not apply to appeals and no point of law arose.
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