An expert determination code for Scotland [electronic resource]

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Malone, Brandon J

Language: English Publication details: [S.l.] [s.n.] 2008Subject(s):

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347.4207 $2 18

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Summary: Discusses proposals for a standard code for expert determination, the aim of which is to provide a 'default' position, so that if parties do not specifically negotiate an expert's powers, but they have agreed that the code will be used, the powers of the expert will be clearly defined.

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Discusses proposals for a standard code for expert determination, the aim of which is to provide a 'default' position, so that if parties do not specifically negotiate an expert's powers, but they have agreed that the code will be used, the powers of the expert will be clearly defined.

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