Part VIII.—Accountings, Suspensions, and Summary Petiti

1. 81Accountant may be required to attend debate, and assist in settling the terms of the remit.
2. 82Accountant to have power to compel production of documents, and attendance of parties and witnesses.
3. 83In case of default accountant to proceed ex parte.
4. 84Accountant may apply to Court for special direction.
5. 85Parties may appeal from accountant, or move the Court for special direction.
6. 86Accountant to report results in the form of a certificate of his opinion.
7. 87Court empowered to take the assistance of the accountant in applying their judgment as to bring out results.
8. 88Procedure when remit to accountant made by the Lord Ordinary.
9. 89Lord Ordinary on bills, &c. may grant warrant ad factum præstandum.
10. 90As soon as note passed in Bill Chamber, cause to become Court of Session process.
11. 91Questions of possession or specific performance may be presented in the form of a summary petition.
12. 92Appointment of judicial reporters on summary petitions.