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In terms of Court of Session procedure an appeal against a decision of a Lord Ordinary is called?

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1. In terms of Court of Session procedure an appeal against a decision of a Lord Ordinary is called?

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cases with a total monetary value, of less than Â£100,000 excluding interest and expenses, being the level of the privative jurisdiction of the Sheriff Court. [discussed in more detail in section D of this paper] b) actions of ejection; c) the confirmation of executors; d) certain remedies available to the holder of a standard security; e) certain consumer credit disputes; and f) matters that require to be dealt with by the Scottish Land Court, the Lyon Court (concerning heraldic disputes and coats of arms), the Church Courts and the Lands and Employment Tribunals.
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