Dominic Grieve

Boris Johnson , awarded the contract to suspend A group of parliamentarians has to block Scotland's top asked the court to Parliament .

The 75 politicians originally launched a suit to the Court of Session in Edinburgh last month.

you are now a ban on the search for an interim, which would prevent the Parliament suspended until the case, a full hearing on 6 has. September .

The court is expected to consider their motion on Thursday or Friday.

A temporary ban on the Scottish equivalent of an injunction in the English and Welsh legal system.

The legal step came in front of The Queen , the consent of the Prime Minister 's request to suspend Parliament on 10 September - just a week after MPs return to The Commons after the summer break.

Mr Johnson said, "a Queen' s would be Speech , to sketch after the suspension on October 14, his "very exciting agenda" of the new legislation.

But it means that deputies stop hardly the time that would be required to enact laws, a no-deal-UK's EU-exit will happen on the 31. October.

The legal challenge for the procession will be led by SNP MP-Joanna Cherry and Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson , supported by Jo Maugham, The Good law project.

you want the court to rule that the closure of Parliament - would be known as proroguing outlet in front of a British EU "as unlawful and unconstitutional" and irreversible legal, constitutional, and practical implications for the United Kingdom would be "".

Ms-cherry, is a QC, had earlier told the BBC that Mr Johnson was the announcement of a "constitutional scandal and deeply undemocratic".

She Said : "I was on a conference call This Morning with my legal team to see whether we can speed up the hearing of the feast to 6. September and get this issue to court quickly so the court can determine whether what Boris Johnson is up to legal or not. "

was The case brought in Scotland, because of the Court of Session to sit, the more, the summer, while the court was in England on holiday.

The legal team, under The Action on behalf of the parliamentarians has already been a success, if it is determined that the UK mechanism, the the steps of the Leaving process.

Reevel Alderson, Bbc Scotland home Affairs correspondent

the Scottish courts are frequently asked to seek an interim prohibition order to prevent something to happen, what the person believes The Request is both illegal and would harm the interests of their.

hearings take place in a court, maybe a judge for the chambers, where the Two Sides bring their arguments.

If Time Is short, the hearing can be arranged very quickly.

A court hearing was held on Saturday, at midnight, in The Daily Record newspaper with the argument against the attempt to prevent it.

When the hearing begins, The Party must prohibit to show you on The Face of it prima facie case, that the threatened action is unlawful.

If the court agrees, you must stop The Action and can not be continued until a full hearing of the arguments made at the appropriate time.

The Prime Minister has insisted, it is to suggest "completely wrong" to, the suspension of the Parliament was motivated by the desire, the power, the outlet by no-deal-UK EU, and says he is still hopeful of agreement on a deal with the EU.

he said he did not want to wait until after Brexit ", to take before continuing on with our plans, This Country forward", and insisted it would still "plenty of time" for MPs to debate the UK's departure before 31. October.

Mr Johnson added: "We need new laws. We have to bring new and important bills and that is why we are going to have a "Queen's Speech . "

BBC royal correspondent Jonny Dymond said it was well-tried to prorogue Parliament before a Queen, the Speech is usually rather short, and rarely, if ever, on such a constitutionally charged time.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon , the SNP leader, told Bbc Scotland that the suspension of Parliament would have died for withdrawal before the UK's EU-"The Day UK democracy", and urged the members of all the parties to "come together in the next week to stop Boris Johnson in his tracks".

Ms Sturgeon said: "shut down Parliament to force the exit by a no-deal-UK EU -, the immeasurable and lasting damage to the country against the will of the MPs is not democracy, but dictatorship. "

Tory backbencher Dominic Grieve , described Mr Johnson's move as "a shameful act" and predicted it could lead to a vote of no confidence would topple the government, while The Commons speaker John Bercow accused the Prime Minister of committing a "constitutional outrage".

Lib dem leader Jo Swinson said it was a "dangerous and unacceptable practice", while Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said the suspension of Parliament is acceptable, and accused Mr. Johnson with the implementation of a "smash and grab on our democracy to force through a no deal".

The Scottish Secretary, Alister Jack , has cancelled a planned event in Edinburgh, following Mr Johnson's announcement, while the Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson said, was available for an interview.

But The Party , which accused the Constitution of the speaker, Adam Tomkins , to move political opponents as "as expected, hysterics" about the Prime Minister .

He added: "MPs within labour, the SNP and the Lib-Dems need to remind you have been presented with three opportunities to vote for a quote, and they spurned that opportunity, every time.

"The goal of strike is still a deal with the EU and, if and when that happens, it will voice a lot of time for the MPs either, or vote for a no-deal Escape. "

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