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2017 Report 249: Moveable Transactions
- Report on Moveable Transactions - Volume 1 (Report 249).pdf
- Report on Moveable Transactions - Volume 2 (Report 249).pdf
- Report on Moveable Transactions - Volume 3 (Report 249).pdf
- Summary of Report on Moveable Transactions (Report 249).pdf
- Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment - Report on Moveable Transactions (Report No 249).pdf
- News Release - Report on Moveable Transactions (Report No 249).pdf
- Related project: Moveable transactions
- Preceding Discussion Papers: Discussion paper on moveable transactions (DP 151)
Notes
Implementing legislation: none (but see the Scottish Government's initial response).
2017 Report 248: Defamation
2017 Report 247: Prescription
- Related project: Aspects of the law of prescription
- Preceding Discussion Papers: Discussion Paper on Prescription (DP No 160).pdf
- Implementing legislation: Prescription (Scotland) Act 2018 , http://www.legislation.gov.uk/asp/2018/15/contents/enacted
Notes
See the Scottish Government's initial response).
2017 Report 246: Annual Report 2016
2016 Report 245: Review of Contract Law - Report on Third Party Rights
- Related project: Contract law in light of the Draft Common Frame of Reference (DCFR)
- Preceding Discussion Papers: DP formatted for web.pdf
- Implementing legislation: Contract (Third Party Rights) (Scotland) Act 2017 , http://www.legislation.gov.uk/asp/2017/5/contents/enacted
Notes
See the Scottish Government's response.
2016 Report 244: Annual Report 2015
2015 Report 243: Statute Law Repeals: Twentieth Report: Draft Statute Law (Repeals) Bill
2015 Report 242: Ninth Programme of Law Reform
2015 Report 241: Annual Report 2014
2014 Report 240: Adults with Incapacity
- Related project: Adults with incapacity
- Preceding Discussion Papers: DP on Adults with Incapacity DP 156
Notes
Implementing legislation: none (but see the Scottish Government's initial response, consultation in December 2015 and the Scottish Government's proposals in January 2018)