27.3.—(1) The procedural Appeal Sheriff may—
(a)of the procedural Appeal Sheriff’s own accord; or
(b)on the application of any party,
order that an appeal is to proceed under the standard appeal procedure instead of the accelerated appeal procedure.
(2) The procedural Appeal Sheriff may only make such an order if the procedural Appeal Sheriff is satisfied that, taking into account the matters in rule 6.6(3), it is no longer appropriate for the appeal to proceed under the accelerated appeal procedure.
(3) That order must appoint the appeal to proceed under the standard appeal procedure and specify—
(a)the procedure to be followed in the appeal;
(b)the periods for complying with each procedural step.