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Chapter 45A - Actions of removing
Application of this chapter
45A.1 .-(1) Subject to paragraph (2), this chapter applies only to a conclusion for removing in an action of removing against a person or persons in possession of heritable property without right or title to possess the property.
(2) This chapter shall not apply with respect to a person who has or had a title or other right to occupy the heritable property and who has been in continuous occupation since that title or right is alleged to have come to an end.
Service on unnamed occupiers
45A.2. -(1) Where the name of a person in occupation of the heritable property is not known and cannot reasonably be ascertained, the pursuer shall call that person as a defender by naming him as an "occupier".
(2) Where the name of a person in occupation of the heritable property is not known and cannot reasonably be ascertained, the summons shall be served (whether or not it is also served on a named person), unless the court otherwise directs, by a messenger-at-arms-
(a) affixing a copy of the summons and a citation in Form 45A.2 addressed to "the occupiers" to the main door or other conspicuous part of the premises, and if practicable, depositing a copy of each of those documents in the premises; or
(b) in the case of land only, inserting stakes in the ground at conspicuous parts of the occupied land to each of which is attached a sealed transparent envelope containing a copy of the summons and a citation in Form 45A.2 addressed to "the occupiers".
(3) Paragraphs (1), (2) an d(4) of rule 16.3 (service by messenger-at-arms) shall apply to service of a summons under this rule as they apply to service by a method to which those paragraphs apply.
Shortening or dispensing with periods of time
45A.3. Where the action is directed against a person in occupation of the heritable property vi clam aut precario , the pursuer may apply by motion to shorten or dispense with the period of notice or other period of time in these Rules relating to the conduct of the action or the extracting of any decree.
Application by occupiers to become defenders
45A.4. A person not named as a defender in the summons who is in occupation of the heritable property may, within the period of notice, apply by minute to be sisted as a defender to the action.
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Chapter 19 - Decrees in absence
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Chapter 22 - Making up and closing records
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Chapter 25 - Counterclaims
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Chapter 26 - Third party procedure
Chapter 27 - Documents founded on or adopted in pleadings
Chapter 28 - Procedure roll
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Chapter 29 - Abandonment
Chapter 30 - Procedure roll
Chapter 31 - Minutes of sist and transference
Chapter 32 - Transmission and remit of causes
Chapter 33 - Transfer of causes to and from the competition appeal tribunal
Chapter 34 - Reports to inner house
Chapter 35 - Minutes of sist and transference
Chapter 36 - Transmission and remit of causes
Chapter 37 - Transfer of causes to and from the competition appeal tribunal
Chapter 38 - Reclaiming
Chapter 39 - Applications for new trial or to enter jury verdicts
Chapter 40 - Appeals from inferior Courts
Chapter 41 - Service, intimation and diligence
Chapter 42 - Taxation of accounts and fees of solicitors
Special provisions in relation to particular proceedings
Chapter 43 Actions of damages for, or arising from, personal injuries
Chapter 43a Actions of harassment
Chapter 44 Time to pay directions
Chapter 45 Actions of division and sale
Chapter 45a Actions of removing
Chapter 46 Admirality actions
Chapter 47 Commercial actions
Chapter 48 Exchequer causes
Chapter 49 - Family actions
Chapter 50 Causes under the Presumption of death (Scotland) Act 1977
Chapter 51 Actions of multipoinding
Chapter 52 Actions of proving the tenor
Chapter 53 Actions of reduction
Chapter 54 Applications and references under the Defamation Act 1952
Chapter 55 Causes relating to intellectual property
Chapter 56 Judgments of the House of Lords
Chapter 57 Admission of advocates
Chapter 58 Applications for judicial review
Chapter 59 Applications for letters
Chapter 60 Applications for suspension, suspension and interdict, and suspension and liberation
Chapter 61 - Judicial factors
Chapter 62 - Recognition, registration and enforcement of foreign judgments, etc.
Chapter 63 - Applications relating to trusts
Chapter 64 Applications under section 1 of the Administration of justice (Scotland)Act 1972
Chapter 65 References to the European Court of justice
Chapter 66 Applications under the Evidence (proceedings in other jurisdictions) Act 1975
Chapter 67 - Applications under the Adoption (Scotland) Act 1978
Chapter 68 Applications under the Solicitors (Scotland) Act 1980
Chapter 69 Election petitions
Chapter 70 - Applications under the Child abduiction and custody Act 1985
Chapter 71 Registration and enforcement of Part i orders under the Family Law Act 1986
Chapter 72 Bankruptcy (Scotland) Act 1985
Chapter 73 Rectification of documents
Chapter 74 - Companies
Chapter 75 - Applications relating to the financial services
Chapter 76 - Causes in relation to confiscation of proceeds of crime
Chapter 77 Summary trials
Chapter 78 Special cases under section 27 of the Court of Session Act 1988
Chapter 79 Applications under the Access to health records Act 1990
Chapter 80 Applications in respect of qualified conveyancers and executry practitioners
Chapter 81 Applications for parental orders under the Human fertilisation and embryology Act 1990
Chapter 82 The Human rights Act 1998
Chapter 83
Chapter 84 Applications under the Terrorism Act 2000
Chapter 85 Applications under the Protection from abuse (Scotland) Act 2001
Chapter 86 Applications under section 28, 28a, 62, 62a, 63 65g or 65h of the Competition Act 1998
Chapter 87 Causes relating to articles 81 and 82 of the treaty establishing The European Community
Chapter 88 Civil matters involving parental responsibilities under the council regulation
Chapter 89 Prevention of Terrorism Act, 2005
Chapter 90 Freedom of Information
Chapter 91 Gender Recognition Act 2004
Chapter 92 - Inquiries Act 2005