Expert evidence outside the courts

By:

Bevans, G

Series: New Law Journal ; Expert Witness Supplement February 2002, 268-270(2)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Explores RICS standards imposed on members giving expert evidence. RICS practice statement 'makes mandatory, the obligations and duties required of surveyors acting as expert witnesses'. Points out that failure to comply can lead to disciplinary procedures and may result in expulsion from the Rics.

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Explores RICS standards imposed on members giving expert evidence. RICS practice statement 'makes mandatory, the obligations and duties required of surveyors acting as expert witnesses'. Points out that failure to comply can lead to disciplinary procedures and may result in expulsion from the Rics.

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