A lay representative is someone who represents you in court (for example, an adviser, support worker or friend) but who isn’t a qualified lawyer. If you decide that you want to apply to the court for a lay representative to speak on your behalf, this is the form they must fill in before the court can allow them to do so.

You should fill in this application form if you are raising a claim either for, or including, payment of a sum of money, against an individual or individuals or an individual(s) trading as. Form 1, which is the court copy of the application, will also appear. You must fill in both Form 1 and Form 1a. Applications lodged on or after 1 September 2012 * if you are raising a claim – please see above

You should fill in his application form if you are raising a claim either for, or including, payment of a sum of money, against a company or other organisation. Form 1, which is the court copy of the application, will also appear. You must fill in both Form 1 and Form 1b. Applications lodged on or after 1 September 2012 * if you are raising a claim – please see above

You should fill in his application form if you are raising an action which DOES NOT include a claim for payment of a sum of money, e.g. an action for recovery of heritable property. Form 1, which is the court copy of the application, will also appear. You must fill in both Form 1 and Form 1c.

You should fill in his application form if you are raising a claim for a special type of summary cause called a multiplepoinding. This type of action can be raised where someone is holding money or goods belonging to someone else and there are two or more people that can make a claim for it in court. Form 1 will also appear. You must fill in both Form 1 and Form 1d.

You should fill in this application form if you are raising a claim for personal injuries, either against an individual or individuals or an individual(s) trading as. Form 1, which is the court copy of the application, will also appear. You must fill in both Form 1 and Form 1e. (See also Form 10 below) Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012.

You should fill in his application form if you are raising a claim for personal injuries, against a company or other organisation. Form 1, which is the court copy of the application, will also appear. You must fill in both Form 1 and Form 1f. (See also Form 10 below) Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012.

If you are claiming for payment of a sum of money, you should use this form of wording to fill in box 4 on your application form. * if you are raising a claim – please see notice above

If you are raising an action for the recovery of heritable property (e.g. a house or a piece of land), you should use this form of wording to fill in box 4 on your application form.

This form is to be completed by the solicitor/sheriff officer serving the notice of removal.

This form is to be completed by the solicitor/sheriff officer serving the notice of removal.

This is the form of letter of removal to be prepared by the solicitor/sheriff officer.

Any cause commenced prior to 1 April 2008

Any cause commenced prior to 1 April 2008

If you are raising a claim for a special type of summary cause called a multiplepoinding, and are using Form 1d, you should use this form of wording to fill in box 4 on your application form.

This is the form that is to be completed in an action of multiplepoinding where the holder of the property is not the pursuer.

This form should be used in an action of multiplepoinding if the sheriff requests it for a claim hearing.

If you are raising an action of furthcoming, you should use this form of wording to fill in box 4 on your application form.

If you are claiming for delivery of recovery of an item of moveable property you should use this form of wording to fill in box 4 on your application form.

If you are applying to the court for an order to get someone to do something, you should use this form of wording to fill in box 4 on your application form.

If you are raising an action of count, reckoning and payment, you should use this form of wording to fill in box 4 on your application form.

If you are claiming for payment of a sum of money from someone you feel was responsible for a personal injury that you have received, you should use this form of wording to fill in box 4 on your application form. Application lodged before 1 September 2012.

If you are claiming for payment of a sum of money from someone you feel was responsible for a personal injury that you have received, you should complete this statement along with your application form Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012.

If you are claiming for damages for personal injury, and wish to include a claim for provisional damages, you should also use this form of wording to fill in box 4 on your application form in addition to the wording in form 10 above. Application lodged before 1 September 2012.

If someone has made a claim against you for damages for their personal injury, you should fill in this form to respond to their claim Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012.

If someone has made a claim against you for damages for their personal injury, you should fill in this form to respond to their claim. Application lodged before 1 September 2012,

This is the form of order granting recovery of documentary evidence that is in someone else’s possession, in a personal injury action. Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012.

You need to complete this statement of valuation of claim, at least 28 days prior to the proof, if you are party to a personal injury action. Application lodged before 1 September 2012.

This form will be completed by the sheriff clerk (depute) in a personal injury action. Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012

This form is to be completed by the solicitor or sheriff officer intimating an action for damages for personal injury to a person, not being a party to the action, who has title to sue the defender in respect of personal injuries causing death. Application lodged before 1 September 2012

This is the timetable outlining the various dates by which parties have to complete tasks and lodge documents with the court in a personal injury action Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012

This is the form of order granting recovery of documentary evidence, that is in someone else’s possession, in an action for personal injury. Application lodged before 1 September 2012

You need to complete this statement of valuation of claim, by the date given to you in the timetable, if you are party to a personal injury action. Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012

This is the form of minute to be filled in if you are applying to the court for further damages in an action for damages for personal injury. Application lodged before 1 September 2012

This is the form of minute to be filled in outlining what was discussed and what was agreed at the pre-proof conference in a personal injury action. Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012

This form is to be filled in by the solicitor or sheriff officer intimating an application for further damages in an action for damages for personal injury. Application lodged before 1 September 2012

This form is to be filled in by the solicitor or sheriff officer intimating an application in an action for damages for personal injury to someone who may have a connection to the case Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012

This is the form to be filled in if you are applying to the court for provisional damages in a personal injury action Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012

This is the form to be filled in if you are applying to the court for further damages in a personal injury action Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012

This form is to be filled in by the solicitor or sheriff officer intimating an application for further damages in a personal injury action Application lodged on or after 1 September 2012

This form is to be completed by the solicitor or sheriff officer serving the summary cause application.

This form is to be completed by the solicitor or sheriff officer serving the summary cause application.

This is the form of wording to be used when service of the application is made by an advert in a newspaper, where the address of the defender is unknown. It is to be completed by the solicitor or sheriff officer arranging service of the application.

This is the form of wording to be used when service of the application is made by displaying it on the walls of court, where the address of the defender is unknown. It is to be completed by the solicitor or sheriff officer arranging service of the application.

This is the form of wording to be added to the front of the envelope containing the application. It is to be completed by the solicitor or sheriff officer serving the application.

This form is to be submitted along with any incidental application for warrant for diligence by arrestment or inhibition on the dependence of an action or warrant for arrestment on the dependence of an admiralty action.

This is the form to that has to be served on the defender by a solicitor or sheriff officer when a warrant for arrestment on the dependence has been granted.

This certificate is to be filled in by the solicitor or sheriff officer who has served the arrestment on the dependence.

This certificate is to be filled in by the sheriff clerk (depute) certifying the authorisation to release arrested funds or property following the recall or restriction of an arrestment.

If the defender does not respond to the summons, you should fill in this form to let the court know what order you would like the court to make.

If the defender has applied for either a time to pay direction or a time order, you should fill in this form if you accept the offer made.

If the defender has applied for either a time to pay direction or a time order, you should fill in this form if you DO NOT ACCEPT the offer made. Application lodged before 1 December 2009

If the defender has applied for either a time to pay direction or a time order, you should fill in this form if you DO NOT ACCEPT the offer made. Application lodged on or after 1 December 2009

This is the wording of the oath sworn by a witness before giving evidence.

This is the wording of the affirmation made by a witness before giving evidence.

If you believe that you have a right of relief in respect of the claim against some other person or organisation (a claim against a third party) you can apply to the court to have that party added to the action. You can apply for this by completing this form.

If a third party notice has been served on you, this is the form of response that you should fill in if you wish to respond to the claim made against you.

This form is to be filled in by either the solicitor in the process of obtaining documentary evidence which is in someone else’s possession.

This is the form of wording you should use if you are applying to the court to request a foreign court to take evidence from a specified person within its jurisdiction or to serve Scottish court documents on that person.

This is the form filled in by the sheriff clerk(depute) requesting a foreign court to take evidence from a specified person within its jurisdiction or to serve Scottish court documents on that person.

This form is to be filled in by the solicitor or sheriff officer serving the witness citation.

This form is to be filled in by the solicitor or sheriff officer serving the witness citation.

You should fill in this application if you plan to call a witness who is a child (i.e. under 16). Special procedures will apply.

You should fill in this application if you plan to call a witness who is vulnerable (i.e. has a mental disorder, or is experiencing fear or distress in connection with giving evidence in this case). Special procedures will apply.

This form is to be filled in by the solicitor or sheriff officer serving intimation of a child witness notice or a vulnerable witness notice.

You should fill in this application if you would like the court to review arrangements that have already been made for a child witness or a vulnerable witness.

This form is to be filled in by the solicitor or sheriff officer serving intimation of a child witness notice or a vulnerable witness notice

This form is to be filled in by the sheriff clerk (depute)where a reference has been made to the European Court.

This is a basic style of the document that is issued at the end of the case, containing the order made by the court.

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case for recovery of possession of heritable property where there are no rent arrears.

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case for recovery of possession of heritable property under section 16(5A) of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2001 (non-payment of rent)

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case for recovery of possession of heritable property where there are rent arrears, in other cases (not under section 16(5A) of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2001)

Any cause commenced prior to 1 April 2008

Any cause commenced prior to 1 April 2008

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case for furthcoming.

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case for delivery of moveable property.

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case for delivery of moveable property and, failing delivery, for payment of a sum of money

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case for payment of aliment.

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case for payment of a sum of money where the person has failed to carry out a task or perform a duty.

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case meaning that the defender is exonerated the defender (as a result, the pursuer is not allowed to bring the same matter to court again)

This is the form of court order issued at the end of the case bringing to an end the proceedings in the claim ( although it may be possible for a new claim to be brought if not time barred)

This certificate is to be completed by the sheriff clerk (depute) where a charge (order to obey a decree of court) is displayed on the walls of court (where the address of the defender is unknown.

You should fill in this form if you want the court to recall a decree that has been granted. Actions raised prior to 4th April 2011 but not determined prior 4 April 2011

You should fill in this form if you want the court to recall a specific court order Actions raised on or after 4th April 2011; and for actions raised and determined prior to April 4th April 2011

You should fill in this form if you want the court to recall a decree that has been granted. This is the service copy of form 30. Actions lodged prior to 4th April 2011 but not determined prior to 4 April 2011

You should fill in this form if you want the court to recall a decree that has been granted. This is the service copy of form 30 Actions raised on or after 4th April 2011; and for actions raised and determined prior to April 4th April 2011

You should fill in this form if you want to appeal to the sheriff principal against a final court decree/order Applies for appeal against decision of the sheriff made before 1 January 2016

You should fill in this form if you want to appeal to the Sheriff Appeal Court against a final court decree/order Applies for appeal against decision of the sheriff made on or after 1 January 2016

This form is to be completed if you want to appeal against the court’s decision on a time to pay application. This form is for leave to appeal and you have to get this before you actually lodge the application for appeal. Applies for appeal against decision of the sheriff made before 1 January 2016

This form is to be completed if you want to appeal against the court’s decision on a time to pay application. This form is for leave to appeal and you have to get this before you actually lodge the application for appeal. Applies for appeal against decision of the sheriff made on or after 1 January 2016

You should fill in this form if you would like to appeal against the court’s decision on a time to pay direction. Applies for appeal against decision of the sheriff made before 1 January 2016

You should fill in this form if you would like to appeal against the court’s decision on a time to pay direction Applies for appeal against decision of the sheriff made on or after 1 January 2016

You should fill in this form if you want to apply to the Sheriff Principal to certify that the case is suitable for appeal to the Court of Session. Applies for appeal against decision of the sheriff made before 1 January 2016

This receipt is to be completed by the sheriff clerk (depute) in relation to money paid to them under Chapter 26 of the Summary Cause Rules.

This is the form of notice of intimation to any children or next of kin where the address of the defender is not known in an action for aliment. It is to be completed by the solicitor or sheriff officer serving the notice.

This is the form of notice of intimation to any children, next of kin or guardian where the defender suffers from mental disorder in an action for aliment. It is to be completed by the solicitor or sheriff officer serving the notice.

This certificate should be completed by the person that is served with a specification of documents.

You should fill in this application if you would like the court to make an order during the course of your summary cause action.

This form is used by the sheriff clerk (depute).

Does not apply to an action where the accident or other circumstance giving rise to the liability to which the action relates occurred before 28th November 2016