Heritable Securities (Scotland) Act 1894
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12 Provisions anent procedure.
The following provisions shall have effect with regard to applications under sections seven ... and eleven of this Act:— (1) The interlocutor of the sheriff who pronounces any order or decree shall be final, and not subject to review, except (1) as to questions of title and (2) where the principal sum due under the heritable security exceeds one thousand pounds. (2) The sheriff may award expenses, or may direct that the expenses be treated as part of the expenses of the sale.
12 Provisions anent procedure.
The following provisions shall have effect with regard to applications under sections seven ... and eleven of this Act:— (1) The interlocutor of the sheriff who pronounces any order or decree shall be final, and not subject to review, except (1) as to questions of title and (2) where the principal sum due under the heritable security exceeds one thousand pounds. (2) The sheriff may award expenses, or may direct that the expenses be treated as part of the expenses of the sale.
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