Section 97 New procedure in place of combined actions of wakening and transference.C1

Where, according to the existing practice, a cause would require to be wakened in order to its being proceeded with, and also to be transferred against any party or parties, it shall be competent to any party who might have instituted a summons of wakening and transference to enrol the cause before the Lord Ordinary, and to lodge a minute craving a wakening of the cause, and a transference thereof against such party of parties; and after such procedure by intimation and service as is herein-before directed with respect to motions for wakening and transference respectively, the Lord Ordinary may pronounce an interlocutor holding the cause as wakened, and may either in the same interlocutor, or in an interlocutor to be subsequently pronounced, as justice may require, also transfer the cause against the parties named in such minute.