What is ACTS OF SEDERUNT?

In Scotch law. Ordinances for regulating the forms of proceeding, before the court of session, in the administration of justice, made by the judges, who have the power by virtue of a Scotch act of parliament passed in 15-10. Ersk. I’rin.

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