Hi guys, I was wondering:

Let's say if person A has a nice jacket, then they buy a new one, and person B says SIMPLY 'can I buy your jacket' (meaning the new one but not specifying), so pays for it, but then realises they were given the OLD jacket and wants to bring up a SUMMARY CAUSE, what would you advise them to do?

Is it right to advise them not to take summary cause, but take 'small claims' instead?

Also:

This is an example of civil law, if i am correct:

In a civil law case, can a person seek a prison sentence for the defender? Or is it only limited to damages (i.e payment).

I am from Scotland!