Sheriff Courts (Civil Jurisdiction and Procedure) (Scotland) Act 1963
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Sheriff Courts (Civil Jurisdiction and Procedure) (Scotland) Act 1963 1963 c.22 An Act to increase the amount by reference to which actions are classified as summary causes in the sheriff court in Scotland; to increase the amount by reference to which the small debt jurisdiction of the sheriff is limited; to amend the law with regard to the bringing of actions between spouses for interim aliment of small amounts in the sheriff’s small debt court and with regard to the jurisdiction of the sheriff in such actions brought as aforesaid; and for purposes connected with the matters aforesaid. [10th July 1963]
Title and introductory text
Sheriff Courts (Civil Jurisdiction and Procedure) (Scotland) Act 1963 1963 c.22 An Act to increase the amount by reference to which actions are classified as summary causes in the sheriff court in Scotland; to increase the amount by reference to which the small debt jurisdiction of the sheriff is limited; to amend the law with regard to the bringing of actions between spouses for interim aliment of small amounts in the sheriff’s small debt court and with regard to the jurisdiction of the sheriff in such actions brought as aforesaid; and for purposes connected with the matters aforesaid. [10th July 1963]
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