Part II Repealed Enactments Which are Re-Enacted
Court of Session Act 1988 (1988 c 36) | Legislation

Part II Repealed Enactments Which are Re-Enacted

ChapterShort titleExtent of repeal
48 Geo 3 c 151The Court of Session Act 1808Section 15 except the words “to which such Lords Ordinary belongâ€.
Section 17 except the words “or any four of the judges thereofâ€.
Sections 18 to 20.
50 Geo 3 c 112The Court of Session Act 1810In section 32 the words from “three judges†to “inner houseâ€.
53 Geo 3 c 64The Court of Session Act 1813In section 17 the words from “the endorsation†to the end.
55 Geo 3 c 42The Jury Trials (Scotland) Act 1815Section 1.
Section 5.
In section 6, the proviso.
In section 7 the words from “nothwithstanding†to “when necessaryâ€.
Section 8 except the words “or judges†and “or by the judge admiral respectivelyâ€.
In section 21 the words from “in challenging†to the end.
In section 29 the words from the beginning to “be allowedâ€.
Section 33 except the words from “to be afterwards†to the end.
59 Geo 3 c 45The Court of Session Act 1819Section 1 in so far as it enables
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