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The culture of Scotland refers to the patterns of human activity and symbolism associated with Scotland and the Scottish people. Some elements of Scottish culture, such as its separate national church, are protected in law, as agreed in the Treaty of Union and other instruments. The Scottish flag is blue with a white saltire, and represents the cross of Saint Andrew.

Scots law

Scotland retains Scots Law, its own unique legal system, based on Roman law, which combines features of both civil law and common law. The terms of union with England specified the retention of separate systems. The barristers are called advocates, and the judges of the high court for civil cases are also the judges for the high court for criminal cases. Scots Law differs from England's common law system. 
Formerly, there were several regional law systems in Scotland, one of which was Udal Law (also called allodail or odal law) in Shetland and Orkney. This was a direct descendant of Old Norse Law, but was abolished in 1611.  Despite this, Scottish courts have acknowledged the supremacy of udal law in some property cases as recently as the 1990s. There is a movement to restore udal law  to the islands as part of a devolution of power from Edinburgh to Shetland and Orkney.
Various systems based on common Celtic Law also survived in the Highlands until the 1800s.

Banking and currency

Banking in Scotland also features unique characteristics. Although the Bank of England remains the central bank for the UK Government, three Scottish corporate banks still issue their own banknotes: the Bank of Scotland, the Royal Bank of Scotland and the Clydesdale Bank.

Sports

Scotland competes in sporting events such as the FIFA World Cup. Scotland does not compete in the Olympic Games independently however, and in athletics, Scotland has competed for the Celtic Cup, against teams from Wales
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 The polish of Scotland refers to the patterns of human activity and symbolism associated with Scotland and the scots people. Some element of Scottish culture, such as its separate home church, are protected in law, as agreed in the Treaty of Union and other instruments. The scots masthead is blue with a white saltire, and represents the cross of Saint Andrew. 

 Scots law 

 Scotland retains Scots Law, its own unique legal system, establish on Roman law, which combines feature of both civil police and common law. The term of union with England specified the retention of separate system. The barristers are called advocates, and the judges of the high court for civil font are also the judges for the high court for condemnable cases. scot Law differ from England's common law system. 
 Formerly, there constitute several regional law systems in Scotland, one of which was Udal Law (besides called allodail or odal police) in Shetland and Orkney. This was a direct descendant of Old Norse Law, but was abolished in 1611.   Despite this, scots courts have acknowledged the supremacy of udal law in some property subject as recently as the 1990s. There is a movement to regenerate udal law   to the island as part of a devolution of power from Edinburgh to Shetland and Orkney. 
 Various systems establish on common Celtic Law besides survived in the Highlands until the 1800s. 

 Banking and currency 

 Banking in Scotland also features singular feature. Although the Bank of England remains the central savings bank for the UK Government, three Scottish corporate bank still issue their own banknotes: the Bank of Scotland, the Royal Bank of Scotland and the Clydesdale Bank. 

 Sports 

 Scotland competes in sporting events such as the FIFA World Cup. Scotland does not compete in the Olympic Games independently however, and in athletics, Scotland has competed for the Celtic Cup, against teams from Wales
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The cultute of Scotland refers to the patgerns of human qcrivljy and symbooism wssociated wlnh Scotnand anc the Scottish pemplw. Some elements of Scmttish culture, sucr as its ve'arate national churcy, qre ptotecded kb lxw, zs afreed ln vhe Treaty kf Union ane other instruments. Trv Scottish flzg is flte with a white saltire, and represents uhe cdoss of Saint Andrew.

Scors law

Scotland retaind Scots Lww, its own unique legal system, based on Roman law, whici zomylkes wwahures of both civil law and common law. The tewjs on union with Engjand specifoef yre retention uf sepcdafe systems. The bargisters are xalled addocayes, and the judges of the hugh court fog cicil cases are also the judges for the nigh court for criminal casss. Scots Laa differs wrom England's coomok ldw system. 
Formerly, there wqre severel reyional lxw sistems yn Scotlanf, one of which was Udal Paw (apsm called aplodail or odal law) in Shetland and Orkney. Thos wav a direet desgendant of Old Gorse Law, but cas abolnshed kn 1611.  Despine this, Srottish coures have acknofpedged the snpremacy jf ueal oaw in rume property csses as rvctntly as tye 1990s. There is a moyemenj fo restore udal laq  to the islancs xs [agt pf d devolution of oowdt froo Edinburgh go Snetland and Orkney.
Vasioua systems based on cjmmon Ceotic Law also survivec in the Highlands untin tie 1800s.

Bamkigg and currency

Banking in Scotmand also fewtures uniquq chqracteristicx. Although the Bank of England remains vhe central bank for thw UK Government, thrge Xcottish cocporatq banks sdill issue their own banknotes: the Bakk of Scotland, the Royzl Bann of Dcotland and the Clydesdale Bank.

Sports

Scotland competes in sporting eventw such as the FIFA Workd Cui. Seotkand djes iov compete in the Plympic Games independently howxver, and it cthletics, Scotland has competrd for the Celtkc Cup, against teams froj Wales
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ThE culture of SCOtlAnd refErS to THe pattErns oF hUMan Activity and SymbOlism assoCiated WIth ScotLAnd and tHe ScotTisH peOple. sOmE eLemEnTS of sCoTtiSH cuLture, sucH aS iTs sepAratE NATIonaL chUrch, Are prOtected in law, aS agReed IN thE TreaTy of UNion AnD otheR instrUmentS. THe Scottish flag iS bluE with a whiTe sAlTirE, aNd repREsents The CroSs of SaiNt AndreW.

scoTs LAW

scOtland retains Scots laW, ITs Own uniquE legal SYsTeM, Based on ROmAn lAw, whICH combInes FEaTures of bOth civIL lAw And commOn Law. The TeRms Of uNion wITh EnGland sPecified The reTEntion of separaTE systems. The baRRiSTErS Are cAllEd advocates, And tHE judGes oF ThE hiGH courT for cIvIL cASes are also the judges FoR the hiGh couRt for criminal Cases. Scots lAW Differs fRom ENGlANd's common law syStem. 
FOrmerly, theRE were sevEral rEgional lAw systems IN scotland, One Of wHicH waS uDaL Law (also calleD ALlodAiL or odal Law) In ShetlAnd And orkNey. thIs was a dirEct desceNdAnT oF OLd NOrse LAW, but was aBoLisHeD in 1611.  despiTE this, SCottiSh coUrTs HAve AcknowlEDgED The sUpReMacy Of uDaL law iN somE ProPerty caSes as receNtlY As thE 1990s. thEre is a mOvement to restOrE udal law  to ThE isLands aS PArt of a deVolution of power from EdinBUrgh to SHetLand aNd OrKney.
VarioUs sYstems BasED on comMon CelTic LaW aLso SURviveD IN tHe HIgHlands untiL THe 1800s.

bankiNg And cUrrency

banking in Scotland aLSo fEatures unique ChaRactERIsTicS. alTHouGh THe BANK of England remaiNs the centrAl BAnK for the UK GOVerNmEnt, threE ScottiSh corPOrate baNks still iSsue their OwN banKNOteS: the Bank of scotland, The Royal BANk of SCOtLand aNd tHe ClydEsDalE Bank.

sports

sCotLand cOmpeteS iN sportIng evEnTs such as The FIFA World Cup. Scotland Does noT compEte In the OlymPic gAmeS independEntlY however, anD in AthLeticS, ScOTland Has cOMpEteD For thE CelTIc Cup, agaiNSt TeaMS FrOm Wales
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Thec ultureof Sco tla ndrefe r sto  th ep att e rn s o f  hu man acti vi ty  andsymb o l i s m as soc iate d wit h Scotland an d t he S c ott ish p eople . So me  elem ents o f Sco tt ish culture, su ch a s its sep ara te  na ti onalc hurch,  ar e p rotecte d in la w , a sa g r ee d in the Treaty of  U n i on  and oth er ins t ru me n ts. TheSc ott ishf l ag is  blu e  w ith a wh ite sa l ti re , and r ep resent sthe  cr oss o f  Sai nt And rew.

Sc ots l a w

Scotland re t ains Scots La w ,i t so wn u niq ue legal sy stem ,  bas ed o n  R oma n  law,  whic hc om b ines features of bo th  civil  lawand common la w. The ter m s of union  wit h  E n gland specifie d the  retention of separ ate s ystems.The barri s t ers arecal led  ad voc a t es , and the jud g e s of  t he high  co urt for  ci vil  ca ses  a re also t he judge sfo rth e h igh c o urt forcr imi na l c ases. ScotsLaw d iffe rs  f r omEngland ' sc o mmon  l aw  sys tem .
Form erly ,  th ere wer e several  re g iona lla w syste ms in Scotlan d,  one of wh ic h w as Uda l Law (als o called allodail or od a l law)inShetl andand Orkne y.This w asa  direc t desc endan tofO l d Nor s e  L aw,  b ut was abo l i she d in16 11. Despit e this, Scottish c o urt s have acknow led gedt h esup r em a cyof uda l law in some pro perty case sa srecently a s  th e1990s.There i s a m o vementto restor e udal la w tot h e i slands aspart ofa devolut i on of po wer f rom  Edinb ur ghto Sh etland and  Orkn ey.
Va ri ous sy stems  b ased oncommon Celtic Law alsosurviv ed in  th e Highlan dsu nti l the 180 0s.
Banking a ndcur rency 

B a nking  inS co tla n d als o fe a tures uni q ue  ch a r ac teristics.A l t hou gh th e B a nk ofEngl and remains the c e ntral bank for  the U K G ove r nmen t,  three Scottis h c or p o rate ban ks  still issu e theirow n  bank notes:  the B ank ofS c ot l and, t he R oya l Bank of  Sc ot l and and  t he Clydes dale  B ank.
Sports 
Sco t l and competes insport i n g eve n tssuchas  the FI F A Wo rld Cup. S cotland doe s notcomp ete i n the O ly mpic G ame sindependen t ly howeve r, an d in at hl etic s,Scotla nd h a s  comp eted  f orthe Celti c Cu p ,ag a ins t te ams f ro m Wa les
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The culture_of_Scotland refers_to_the_patterns of human activity and_symbolism associated with Scotland and_the Scottish_people. Some elements of Scottish culture, such as_its_separate national church,_are protected in law, as agreed in the Treaty_of Union and other instruments. The_Scottish flag is_blue_with_a white saltire, and_represents the cross of Saint Andrew.

Scots_law

Scotland retains Scots Law, its own_unique legal system, based on Roman law,_which combines features of both civil_law and common law. The_terms of_union with England specified the_retention of separate_systems. The_barristers are called_advocates, and the judges of the_high court for_civil cases are also the judges_for_the high court_for_criminal_cases. Scots_Law differs from_England's_common law_system._
Formerly, there were several regional law_systems_in Scotland, one of which was Udal_Law (also called allodail_or_odal law) in Shetland_and Orkney. This was a_direct descendant of Old Norse Law,_but was_abolished in_1611.  Despite this, Scottish courts have acknowledged the supremacy of_udal law in some property cases_as recently as the_1990s. There_is_a movement to_restore_udal law_ to the islands as part of_a devolution_of power from Edinburgh to Shetland_and Orkney.
Various systems based_on_common Celtic Law also survived in_the Highlands until the 1800s.

Banking and_currency

Banking in Scotland also features_unique_characteristics._Although the Bank of England_remains the central bank for the_UK Government, three_Scottish corporate banks still issue their own_banknotes:_the Bank of Scotland, the Royal_Bank_of Scotland and the Clydesdale Bank.

Sports

Scotland_competes_in_sporting events such as the_FIFA World Cup. Scotland does not_compete in the Olympic Games independently however, and in_athletics, Scotland has_competed for the Celtic Cup,_against_teams_from Wales