Regulation 12 Procedure in the Scottish Land Court

The Scottish Land Court may hear evidence or submissions on matters of fact or law not specified in accordance with regulation 11 above on such terms and conditions as to expenses or otherwise as it considers appropriate but shall not do so in respect of any matter referred to in regulation 11(4)(a) to (c) above unless it is satisfied that there are special circumstances to justify doing so.

The Chairman of the Scottish Land Court may make such arrangements as he considers appropriate for the hearing of appeals under these Regulations and in particular may delegate to himself, or to any member of the Court, power to determine the whole or any part of an appeal.

In determining an appeal, the Scottish Land Court may–

and any such determination of the Scottish Land Court is, subject to any case stated in accordance with section 1(7) of the Scottish Land Court Act 1993^f1, binding upon the Scottish Ministers and the applicant.