Lord of Council and Session

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Lord of Council and Session is a senior judicial title in Scotland’s supreme civil court, the Court of Session, held by judges who serve as Senators of the College of Justice.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish judicial office
judicial title
alsoCalled Lord of Session NERFINISHED
Senator of the College of Justice NERFINISHED
appliesToJurisdiction Court of Session NERFINISHED
supreme civil court of Scotland NERFINISHED
appointedBy monarch of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
appointmentOnAdviceOf First Minister of Scotland NERFINISHED
belongsToLegalTradition civil law influenced mixed system
building Parliament House, Edinburgh NERFINISHED
compulsoryRetirementAge 70 years (subject to statutory change)
country Scotland
court Inner House of the Court of Session NERFINISHED
Outer House of the Court of Session NERFINISHED
field civil law
commercial law
judicial review
public law
governedBy Court of Session Act 1988 NERFINISHED
governs interpretation of Scots civil law
hasAuthorityOver civil appeals in Scotland
first‑instance civil cases in Scotland
hasCollectiveBody Senators of the College of Justice NERFINISHED
hasRole case management in complex civil litigation
hearing appeals from the Sheriff Appeal Court
issuing written judicial opinions
heldBy Senator of the College of Justice
historicalOrigin 16th century Scottish judiciary
isPartOf Scottish Courts and Tribunals Judiciary NERFINISHED
jurisdictionType civil jurisdiction
languageOfTitle English
legalSystem Scots law NERFINISHED
locatedIn Edinburgh
memberOf College of Justice NERFINISHED
officeHolderStyle Lady
Lord
partOf College of Justice NERFINISHED
rank senior judge
relatedInstitution High Court of Justiciary NERFINISHED
relatedPosition Lord Commissioner of Justiciary NERFINISHED
requires legal qualification as advocate or solicitor
substantial legal experience
supervises procedure in the Court of Session
termLength until compulsory retirement age
usesHonorific The Honourable NERFINISHED

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Lord Rodger of Earlsferry positionHeld Lord of Council and Session
George Gordon, 1st Earl of Aberdeen heldJudicialOffice Lord of Council and Session
this entity surface form: Lord of Session
Lord Reed positionHeld Lord of Council and Session
Lord Hodge positionHeld Lord of Council and Session
Patrick Hodge, Lord Hodge positionHeld Lord of Council and Session
this entity surface form: Lord of Session
Extraordinary Lord of Session relatedTo Lord of Council and Session
this entity surface form: Ordinary Lord of Session
Faculty of Advocates hasNotableMember Lord of Council and Session
this entity surface form: Lords of Council and Session (various holders)
Charles Maitland, 3rd Earl of Lauderdale positionHeld Lord of Council and Session
this entity surface form: Lord of Session