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Expert Evidence Under the CPR: A Compendium of Cases from April 1999 to April 2001


ISBN13: 9780421768307
ISBN: 0421768304
Published: October 2001
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: £147.00



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A key aim of the CPR has been to curb the misuse of expert evidence, which in the past has caused unnecessary delay and expense to the litigious process. This helpful book offers recent case law with commentary to clarify the new rigorous procedures.

The decisions included draw the reader's attention to both the benefits of good practice and the penalties paid by those who fail to observe the new rules and casually assume that the bad old habits of the past can persist.

For each section, there is a brief discussion of the impact of the Rules on the subject area, and with each case a digest of highlights, notable quotes and a closing summary of what the court took into account. This essential title is written by a leading author team from Allen & Overy.

Subjects:
Evidence
Contents:
Admissibility.
Availability of experts.
Consideration when identifying who should act as expert.
Content, form and purpose of experts reports.
Duties of experts.
Human rights.
Limitation.
Oral evidence.
Questions on written reports.
Single joint experts.
Timing and delay.

Use of expert evidence by the courts:
Company
Employment
Fire/explosion
Medical
Personal injury
Planning
Professional negligence
Seamanship
Valuation
Wills.