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Scottish Court of Session Decisions

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Cite as: [1872] SLR 9_292, [1872] ScotLR 9_292

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SCOTTISH_SLR_Court_of_Session

Page: 292↓

Court of Session Inner House First Division.

Friday, February 9. 1872.

9 SLR 292

Notman

v.

Kidd.

Subject_1Sheriff
Subject_2Process
Subject_3Appeal
Subject_4Competency.
Facts:

Held incompetent to appeal against an interlocutor of the Sheriff, recalling that of his Substitute, opening up the record, and ordering condescendence and answers, and finding the pursuer liable in expenses, on the ground that such interlocutor was not one “giving interim decree for payment of money” in the sense of the Sheriff-court Act of 1853, section 24.

Counsel:

Counsel for Appellant— Paterson. Agents— J. & A. Peddie, W.S.

Counsel for Respondent— Black. Agent— David Forsyth, S.S.C.
1872