[298A Intimation of bills and of petitions to the nobile officium]
Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 (1995 c 46) | Legislation

[Intimation of certain applications to the High Court]

[298A  Intimation of bills and of petitions to the nobile officium]

[(1)     This subsection applies where the prosecutor requires to intimate to the respondent—

(a)     a bill of advocation;

(b)     a petition to the nobile officium; or

(c)     an order of the High Court relating to such a bill or (as the case may be) petition.

(2)     Where subsection (1) above applies, the requirement may be met by serving on the respondent or the respondent's solicitor a copy of the bill, petition or (as

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