Law Reform (Husband and Wife) (Scotland) Act 1984
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8 Abolition of husband’s liability for wife’s judicial expenses when neither a party nordominus litis.
Any rule of law whereby a husband— (a) who is not a party to an action between his wife and a third party, and (b) who is not, in relation to that action,dominus litis, may nevertheless be found liable in the expenses of that action, shall cease to have effect.
8 Abolition of husband’s liability for wife’s judicial expenses when neither a party nordominus litis.
Any rule of law whereby a husband— (a) who is not a party to an action between his wife and a third party, and (b) who is not, in relation to that action,dominus litis, may nevertheless be found liable in the expenses of that action, shall cease to have effect.
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