Upper Tribunal (IAC) — Glasgow
Primary hearing venue for Scottish asylum appeals. Eagle Building, Glasgow. FPR Part 25 compliant reports. Expert evidence directions — Scottish listings.
Expert witness coverage across the tribunals and courts where Scottish asylum and immigration cases are heard.
Primary hearing venue for Scottish asylum appeals. Eagle Building, Glasgow. FPR Part 25 compliant reports. Expert evidence directions — Scottish listings.
Secondary Scottish sitting venue. Same FPR Part 25 standards as Glasgow listings.
Judicial review of asylum and immigration decisions in Scotland. CPR Part 35 equivalent. Lord Ordinary (Outer House) judicial review procedure.
HOPO base for Scottish cases. Expert evidence submitted in Scottish proceedings reviewed by Glasgow HOPOs — distinct caseload patterns from London.
Where Scottish asylum cases are heard at first instance — same FPR Part 25 standards.
Scottish Upper Tribunal decisions can be appealed to the Court of Appeal.
All expert reports comply with FPR Part 25 (Family Procedure Rules) and CPR Part 35 (Civil Procedure Rules) as applicable to the proceedings in question.
For Upper Tribunal and First-tier Tribunal proceedings, FPR Part 25 governs the form and content of expert evidence. Reports address the expert's duty to the tribunal, scope of instructions, methodology, and conclusions.
For Court of Session judicial review, the equivalent Scottish rules on expert evidence apply. Court of Session procedure differs from the High Court in London — our reports are prepared with awareness of these distinctions.