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Upper Tribunal for Scotland

About the tribunal

The Upper Tribunal hears appeals on decisions of the chambers of the First-tier Tribunal.

Appellants must first seek permission to appeal from the First-tier Tribunal before coming to the Upper Tribunal. Cases are heard by Senators of the College of Justice, Sheriffs or other members.

First-tier Tribunal Chambers

The First-tier Tribunal is organised into a series of chambers which may have specialist jurisdictions:

Find out more about Scottish Tribunals.

(NDR) Valuation Referral Appeals

With effect from 1 April 2023 Valuation Appeals that were previously determined by the Lands Tribunal for Scotland are now determined by The Upper Tribunal for Scotland. There are two types:

  • Reference – Section 1(3A) of Lands Tribunal Act 1949 - referral to the Upper Tribunal for Scotland
  • Appeal – Section 1(3BA) of Lands Tribunal Act 1949 - appeal against refusal to refer to the Upper Tribunal for Scotland

Contact the tribunal

The Upper Tribunal for Scotland is based in the Glasgow Tribunals Centre.