Power to remit, with Instructions on Bills of Advocation and Suspension of final Judgments.
IV.Provision in case of the Death, Sickness, &c. of the Lord Ordinary on the Bills during Session, but when the Court is not sitting.
V.Court may remit Processes of Reduction to be decided by the Lord Ordinary.
VI.Principal Clerks of Session alone to be capable of holding the Office of Principal Clerks of the Bills.
VII.Proviso in favour of the Clerks of Session now in Office.
IX.Principal Clerk of Teinds, to be an Advocate or Writer to the Signet of Three Years standing.
X.Provision for the better conducting the Business of the Teind Court.
XI.Direction of Brieves to the Macers in Services prohibited.
XIII.Provision for Contingent Expences incurred under Authority of the Court.
XIV.Keepers of the Inner House Rolls and Clerks of the Judges to receive Salaries.
XVI.Duties of Keeper of the Outer House Rolls to be performed by Clerks of Eight Judges.
XVIII.Duplicates for the Record, and Abbreviates of Adjudications, to be signed by the Extractors.
XIX.Extractors to be appointed by the Principal Clerks of Session.
XXII..Principal Clerks Assistants to be Members of the College of Justice.
XXIII.Act of Sederunt to be made with regard to unextracted Processes.
XXIV.Certified Copies for Appeals, &c. may be signed by the Clerks Assistants.
XXVI.Keepers of the Register of Deeds, &c. to be appointed by the Lord Clerk Register.
XXVIII.Fees of Macers regulated, and Salaries provided for diem.
XXX.Disposal of Balance of Fee Fund, and Deficiency to be supplied.
XXXI.Fees may be diminished or abolished by the Court; and a Copy of the Order transmitted to the Secretary of State, to be laid before Parliament.
XXXII.Office of Auditor of the Court of Session to be made permanent. During temporary Indisposition, &c. a Person to be appointed to discharge the Duties of Auditor.
XXXIII.Decreets in Absence not to be extracted without the Account of Expences being taxed by the Auditor.