Rules of the Court of Session (amended as at July 2005)
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Chapter 1 - Citation, Application etc.
Chapter 2 - Relief from Compliance with Rules
Chapter 3 - Offices of the Court
Chapter 7 - Extracts and Official Certified Copy Interlocutors
Chapter 8 - Taxes on Money under Control of the Court
Chapter 10 - Sittings of the Court
Chapter 13 - Summonses, Notice, Warrants and Calling
Chapter 15 - Applications by Minute or Note
Chapter 16 - Service, Intimation and Diligence
Chapter 17 - Appearance in Actions
Chapter 18 - Defences and Answers
Chapter 19 - Decrees in Absence
Chapter 20 - Decrees by Default
Chapter 22 - Making Up and Closing Records
Chapter 24 - Amendment of Pleadings
Chapter 25A - Devolution Issues
Chapter 26 - Third Party Procedure
Chapter 27 - Documents founded on or adopted in Pleadings
Chapter 28A - Notices to Admit and Notices of Non-Admission
Chapter 30 - Withdrawal of Agents
Chapter 31 - Minutes of Sist and Transference
Chapter 32 - Transmission and Remit of Causes
Chapter 32A - Transfer of Causes to and from the Competition Appeal Tribunal
Chapter 33 - Caution and Security
Chapter 34 - Reports to Inner House
Chapter 35 - Recovery of Evidence
Chapter 39 - Applications for New Trial or to Enter Jury Verdicts
Chapter 40 - Appeals from Inferior Courts
Chapter 41 - Appeals under Statute
Chapter 42 - Taxation of Accounts and Fees of Solicitors
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 - Admiralty Actions
Chapter 47 - Commercial Actions
Chapter 50 - Causes under the Presumption of Death (Scotland) Act 1977
Chapter 51 - Actions of Multiplepoinding
Chapter 52 - Actions of Proving the Tenor
Chapter 53 - Actions of Reduction
Chapter 54 - Applications and References under the Defamation Act 1996
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 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 Abduction 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 75 - Applications relating to Financial Services
Chapter 76 - Causes in relation to Confiscation of Proceeds of Crime
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 Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990
Chapter 82 - The Human Rights Act 1998
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 2005
Chapter 90 - Freedom of Information
Chapter 91 - Gender Recognition Act 2004