Act of Sederunt (Rules of the Court of Session 1994) 1994

Powers of court in judicial review

58.4.  The court, in exercising its supervisory jurisdiction on a petition for judicial review, may–

(a) grant or refuse any part of the petition, with or without conditions;

(b) make such order in relation to the decision in question as it thinks fit, whether or not such order was sought in the petition, being an order that could be made if sought in any action or petition, including an order for reduction, declarator, suspension, interdict, implement, restitution, payment (whether of damages or otherwise) and any interim order;

(c) subject to the provisions of this Chapter, make such order in relation to procedure as it thinks fit.