![]() The parties have permission to rely on the jointly instructed written evidence of an expert The other party or parties can ask him questions in writing, which he must answer in writing. If so, the expert does not attend court as a witness. (He is required to attach a medical report in a claim for personal injury.) In simple cases that may be all the expert evidence that is needed. When starting the claim, the Claimant may attach an expert’s report to his Particulars of Claim. ![]() The Defendant may raise written questions of the expert by 4pm on which must be answered by 4pm on. The Claimant has permission to rely on the expert evidence annexed to the Particulars of Claim. The parties must consider the alternatives. The answer may be different according to which version of disputed facts is ultimately found to be correct. Sometimes it is not clear what expert evidence will be needed or even whether expert evidence will be needed at all.īy this direction, the judge is asking for the parties’ views. A list of the various bases of fact on which expert opinion is sought.a list of issues relevant to the obtaining of expert evidence.This direction makes it clear that no expert evidence can be used in the particular case.īy 4pm on each party must serve and file with the Court The evidence of experts can be used only with the court’s permission and it is carefully controlled. No permission is given for expert evidence. ![]()
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