Timings altered for certain procedural steps in All Scotland Court
18th September 2017
The Sheriff Principal of Lothian & Borders has issued Practice Note No 1 of 2017, altering the timetable for procedural steps in actions in the All Scotland Personal Injury Court, following consultation with the Personal Injuries Users Group.
The practice note relates only to actions in the national court, based at Edinburgh Sheriff Court. The timetable for procedural steps in personal injuries cases brought in Edinburgh as the local court is unaffected.
The practice note can be found at the Scottish Courts & Tribunals Service website: www.scotcourts.gov.uk
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