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Paragraph 8.13 Noting of evidence, etc.

Changes not yet applied. Later legislation changes this provision in ways not yet written into the text below:

(1)

The sheriff who presides at the proof may make a note of any facts agreed by the parties since the hearing held in terms of rule 8.2(1).

(2)

The parties may, and must if required by the sheriff, lodge a joint minute of admissions of the facts upon which they have reached agreement.

(3)

The sheriff must–

(a)

make for his own use notes of the evidence led at the proof, including any evidence the admissibility of which is objected to, and of the nature of any such objection; and

(b)

retain these notes until after any appeal has been disposed of.