Anderson Strathern
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PRACTICE NOTES
This Practice Note examines judicial tenders in the setting of Scottish civil actions involving multiple parties, in particular where a plurality of parties is present.
It outlines sources of related guidance and mechanisms.
For guidance on the following, see:
additional matters concerning judicial tenders in Scotland, see Practice Notes: Tenders in Scottish civil litigation—nature, purpose and expenses implications, and Making and responding to judicial tenders in Scottish civil litigation
alternative extra-judicial settlement routes in Scottish civil proceedings, see Practice Notes: Alternative dispute resolution in Scotland, and Pursuers’ offers in Scottish civil proceedings
the nearest counterpart in civil proceedings in England and Wales, see Settlement and settling disputes—overview, which summarises the subject and links to detailed guidance on settlement options in England and Wales, including Practice Notes: Settling disputes—settlement offers (Calderbank, WPSAC and Part 36) and Without prejudice
Dispute Resolution
PRACTICE NOTES
This Practice Note sets out an overview of the Sheriff Appeal Court in Scotland, highlighting, among other matters, the court’s remit, the categories of appeals it may determine, and when leave to appeal is necessary, together with scope of its jurisdiction and hearing types.
For guidance on:
starting and advancing an appeal in the Sheriff Appeal Court, see Practice Notes listed below covering commencement, initial procedure, case management before three Appeal Sheriffs, and special incidental procedures:
Starting an appeal in the Scottish Sheriff Appeal Court—which provides direction on commencing an appeal in the Sheriff Appeal Court and the early procedural steps
Chapter 7 procedure in the Scottish Sheriff Appeal—which addresses case management for an appeal heard by three Appeal Sheriffs (Chapter 7 procedure)
Special
Dispute Resolution
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