# The Scottish Land Court Rules 1992, Paragraph 41: ADMISSIONS, WITNESSES, PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS, ETC


As soon as an Order appointing a time and place for hearing has been pronounced in any Application, any party thereto shall be entitled, unless the Order limits the hearing to matters of law or procedure,
(1) to call upon any opposing party by written notice, delivered or transmitted by first class recorded delivery service or registered post letter, not less than seven days before the time so appointed, to admit, but only as between the parties giving and receiving such notice and solely for the purposes of the particular Application, any specific fact or facts stated in such notice and relating to the subject-matter of the Application. If the party so called upon unnecessarily refuses or delays to admit such specific fact or facts, he may be found liable in the expenses incurred in proving any specific fact which he so refused or delayed to admit; and
(2) to move the Court to grant a summons requiring the persons therein named and designed to attend at such appointed time and place, and any adjourned hearing, for the purpose of (a) giving evidence and/or (b) producing the writings, documents, business books, plans or articles therein specified or described.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1992/2656/schedule/paragraph/41 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/scottish-land-court-rules-1992/schedule/paragraph-41
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