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Surveyors acting as advocates 2nd edition professional statement; 3rd edition guidance note [electronic resource]

By: Language: English Publication details: London RICS 2017Edition: Guidance note 3rd ed.; combined practice statement and guidance note 2nd edISBN:
  • 9781783211821
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 333.0062 $2 18
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Partial contents:
Acknowledgments -- RICS professional statements -- Principal message -- PS 1 Application of professional statement -- PS 2 Principal duties -- PS 3 Acting as a surveyor-advocate, and instructions -- PS 4 Other duties -- PS 5 Conduct as to statements of case, and submission -- PS 6 Conduct as to evidence -- PS 7 Conduct in relation to the tribunal
RICS guidance notes -- Preamble -- GN 1 Application of guidance note and introduction -- GN 2 General duties and roles -- GN 3 A 'dual role': surveyor-advocate and expert witness -- GN 4 Acting as a surveyor-advocate, and instructions -- GN 5 Case preparation and preliminaries -- GN 6 Evidence and documents -- GN 7 Hearings -- GN 8 Opening the case -- GN 9 Examination-in-chief -- GN 10 Cross-examination -- GN 11 Re-examination -- GN 12 Questions by the tribunal -- GN 13 Summing up/final submissions -- GN 14 Costs -- GN 15 Re-opening of the case -- GN 16 Inspections -- GN 17 The tribunal?s decision -- Appendix A: Sample Terms of Engagement -- Appendix B: Definitions -- Appendix C: Extracts ? Surveyors acting as expert witnesses -- Appendix D: Hearsay evidence -- Appendix E: RICS Expert Witness Accreditation Service (EWAS) -- Appendix F: Further reading
Summary: Effective 1st June 2017.Summary: The professional statement sets out the core duties expected of the surveyor-advocate. It applies where you agree (whether in writing or orally) to act as a surveyor-advocate before any tribunal in England, Wales or Northern Ireland. The guidance note offers guidance on fundamental aspects of advocacy practice. It outlines general duties and roles and offers best practice advice on, among other things, case preparation and preliminaries, evidence and documents, and hearings. A client guide (a standalone electronic version of the professional statement) is also available.
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Acknowledgments -- RICS professional statements -- Principal message -- PS 1 Application of professional statement -- PS 2 Principal duties -- PS 3 Acting as a surveyor-advocate, and instructions -- PS 4 Other duties -- PS 5 Conduct as to statements of case, and submission -- PS 6 Conduct as to evidence -- PS 7 Conduct in relation to the tribunal

RICS guidance notes -- Preamble -- GN 1 Application of guidance note and introduction -- GN 2 General duties and roles -- GN 3 A 'dual role': surveyor-advocate and expert witness -- GN 4 Acting as a surveyor-advocate, and instructions -- GN 5 Case preparation and preliminaries -- GN 6 Evidence and documents -- GN 7 Hearings -- GN 8 Opening the case -- GN 9 Examination-in-chief -- GN 10 Cross-examination -- GN 11 Re-examination -- GN 12 Questions by the tribunal -- GN 13 Summing up/final submissions -- GN 14 Costs -- GN 15 Re-opening of the case -- GN 16 Inspections -- GN 17 The tribunal?s decision -- Appendix A: Sample Terms of Engagement -- Appendix B: Definitions -- Appendix C: Extracts ? Surveyors acting as expert witnesses -- Appendix D: Hearsay evidence -- Appendix E: RICS Expert Witness Accreditation Service (EWAS) -- Appendix F: Further reading

Effective 1st June 2017.

The professional statement sets out the core duties expected of the surveyor-advocate. It applies where you agree (whether in writing or orally) to act as a surveyor-advocate before any tribunal in England, Wales or Northern Ireland. The guidance note offers guidance on fundamental aspects of advocacy practice. It outlines general duties and roles and offers best practice advice on, among other things, case preparation and preliminaries, evidence and documents, and hearings. A client guide (a standalone electronic version of the professional statement) is also available.