[31A Power to provide for single judge of Inner House to determine leave or permission and assess grounds of appeal]
Court of Session Act 1988 (1988 c 36) | Legislation

[31A  Power to provide for single judge of Inner House to determine leave or permission and assess grounds of appeal]

[(1)     The Court may by act of sederunt provide for any applications to the Court for leave or permission to appeal to the Inner House to be determined by a single judge of the Inner House.

(2)     The Court may by act of sederunt provide for—

(a)     any appeal proceedings to be considered initially (and, where required, after leave or permission to appeal has been granted) by a single judge of the Inner House, and

(b)     for the single judge to decide, by reference to whether the grounds of appeal or

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