# The Courts Reform (Scotland) Act 2014 (Commencement No. 7, Transitional and Saving Provisions) Order 2016, Schedule: Provisions of the 2014 Act coming into force on 28th November 2016


Column 1
Provisions of the 2014 Act
Column 2
Subject Matter
Column 3
Purpose
Section 72
Simple procedure
For the purposes of a relevant claim
Section 73
Simple procedure: proceedings in an all-Scotland sheriff court
For the purposes of a relevant claim
Sections 77 and 78
Simple procedure: further provisions
For the purposes of a relevant claim
Sections 80 to 82
Simple procedure: further provisions
For the purposes of a relevant claim
Sections 84 and 85
Extended interdicts
Section 86
Power to enable sheriff to make orders having effect outside sheriffdom
For all remaining purposes
Section 95
Lay representation for non-natural persons: key defined terms
Section 96
Lay representation in simple procedure cases
For the purposes of a relevant claim
Section 97
Lay representation in other proceedings
Sections 100 and 101
Vexatious litigation orders
Section 102
Power to make orders in relation to vexatious behaviour
For all remaining purposes
Section 132
Modifications of enactments
For the purpose of bringing into force the provisions of schedule 5 listed in column 1 below
The following provisions of schedule 5—
Modifications of enactments
Paragraph 6(1) and (2)
Repeal of the 1971 Act
For the purpose of repealing—
(a) section 35(2) to (4) (small claims);
(b) section 36A (further provisions as to small claims);
(c) section 36B (expenses in small claims);
(d) section 37(2B) and (2C) (remits: small claims); and
(e) in section 38(b) (appeal in summary causes) the words, “other than a small claim”.
Paragraph 23
Amendment of the Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 1986
Paragraph 27
Repeal of the 1898 Act

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ssi/2016/291/schedule (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/courts-reform-scotland-act-2014-commencement-no-7-transitional-and-saving-provisions-order-2016/schedule
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