Civil justice statistics in Scotland: 2012-2013

Civil law is concerned with the rights and obligations of people and organisations. One way of resolving civil law disputes between people and organisations is for a case to be brought to court. In Scotland civil law cases are usually conducted in a sheriff court or the Court of Session. Common types of cases where civil law is used include debt, divorce and claims for personal injury.

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11. Burden on data providers

The estimated annual cost to the SCS of supplying and validating the data for the production of civil law statistics is £3,200. Details of the calculation methodology are available on the Scottish Government Crime and Justice Statistics website at http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Statistics/Browse/Crime-Justice/costcalculationstat.

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