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The provision lets a person prefer a bill of indictment for an indictable offence only in listed circumstances, and it gives courts rules and costs powers for related proceedings.
Administration of Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1938
Administration of Justice (Pensions) Act 1950
This Act sets rules for Court of Session procedure, gives the Court and Lord Ordinary powers to manage cases, and regulates certain solicitor fee-sharing arrangements.
This source identifies the Administration of Justice (Scotland) Act 1948.
Scottish courts are given powers to inspect and preserve documents or other property, and to order disclosure of identities in relevant civil cases.
The section lets a judgment creditor seek registration of certain overseas judgments in specified UK courts, but only within the stated time and subject to listed exceptions.
The Act changes how certain bill-of-sale registration documents are handled and lets the Lord Chancellor alter orders made under the Act.
This source provides only the title of the Administration of Justice Act 1928, not any operative rule text.
This is the title of the Administration of Justice Act 1932; no specific rule is stated in the provided text.
This Part sets rules for admiralty jurisdiction, ship arrest, and related court procedure in Scotland.
This provision sets rules for criminal appeals, leave to appeal, bail pending appeal, private-hearing contempt limits, and repeat habeas corpus applications.
This Act sets rules for court administration in Greater London, including sheriff appointments, document handling, commencement, and a few definitions.
This Act sets rules for notices and bankruptcy petitions linked to administration orders, lets courts extend and enforce possession-related payment periods, and lets the Lord Chancellor appoint commencement by order.
This provision sets maximum appointment numbers for several judicial offices, lets Her Majesty amend those limits by Order in Council, requires parliamentary approval before such an order is recommended, and states that listed enactments are repealed.
This Act sets rules for certain civil appeals, interim payments, property inspection orders, tribunal procedure, probate records, pensions, and related court powers.
This provision amends court procedure and related laws, creates a debt-collection harassment offence, and gives several courts and judges specific powers in listed situations.
This provision changes some older justice-related rules, including mortgage possession timing, interpreter costs in certain criminal proceedings, and powers about judicial appointments and vacancies.
This Act makes changes to court administration, jurisdiction, maintenance order enforcement, jury and court-related payments, and related procedural rules.
This part sets rules for damages, fatal accident claims, wills, court funds, and delegated powers over fees and regulations.
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