Long Leases (Scotland) Act 1954
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28 Applications to sheriff.
(1) Any dispute arising out of the provisions of this Act shall be referred to the sheriff and determined by him. (2) The decision of the sheriff in any application made to him under this or any other section of this Act shall be final and not subject to review. (3) The sheriff may in any such application make such award of expenses as he thinks proper, or may make no award of expenses. (4) Any such application shall be conducted and disposed of in a summary manner. (5) In this Act any reference to the sheriff shall, in relation to any lease or sub-lease, be construed as a reference to the sheriff within whose jurisdiction the property let under such lease or sub-lease, or any part of such property, is situated.
28 Applications to sheriff.
(1) Any dispute arising out of the provisions of this Act shall be referred to the sheriff and determined by him. (2) The decision of the sheriff in any application made to him under this or any other section of this Act shall be final and not subject to review. (3) The sheriff may in any such application make such award of expenses as he thinks proper, or may make no award of expenses. (4) Any such application shall be conducted and disposed of in a summary manner. (5) In this Act any reference to the sheriff shall, in relation to any lease or sub-lease, be construed as a reference to the sheriff within whose jurisdiction the property let under such lease or sub-lease, or any part of such property, is situated.
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