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Any Interlocutor pronounced by the Lord Ordinary as provided for in the preceding Section, except under Sub-division (1), shall be final, unless within Six Days from its Date the Parties, or either of them, shall present a Reclaiming Note against it to One of the Divisions of the Court by whom the Cause shall be heard summarily; and when the Reclaiming Note is advised, the Division shall dispose of the Expenses of the Reclaiming Note, and of the Discussion, and shall remit the Cause to the Lord Ordinary to proceed as accords : Provided always, that it shall he lawful to either Party within the said Period, without presenting a Reclaiming Note, to move the said Division to vary the Terms of any Issue that may have been approved of by an Interlocutor of the Lord Ordinary, specifying in the Notice of Motion the Variation that is desired: Provided also, that nothing herein contained shall he held to prevent the Lord Ordinary or the Court from dismissing the Action at any Stage upon any Ground upon which such Action might at present he dismissed according to the existing Law and Practice.
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