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Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999
sec.429EDuty of parties
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### sec.429E Duty of parties
As soon as practicable after the expert is appointed, a copy of the code of conduct must be given to the expert by—
if the expert is appointed by 1 or more parties to the proceeding—the parties, or 1 of them as they may agree; or
if the expert is a court-appointed expert—1 or more of the parties to the proceeding, as directed by the court.
A party to the proceeding must not give instructions, or allow instructions to be given, to the expert to adopt or reject a particular opinion.
r 429E ins 2004 SL No. 115 s 7
sub 2022 SL No. 23 s 3
(sec.429E-ssec.1) As soon as practicable after the expert is appointed, a copy of the code of conduct must be given to the expert by— if the expert is appointed by 1 or more parties to the proceeding—the parties, or 1 of them as they may agree; or if the expert is a court-appointed expert—1 or more of the parties to the proceeding, as directed by the court.
(sec.429E-ssec.2) A party to the proceeding must not give instructions, or allow instructions to be given, to the expert to adopt or reject a particular opinion.
- (a) if the expert is appointed by 1 or more parties to the proceeding—the parties, or 1 of them as they may agree; or
- (b) if the expert is a court-appointed expert—1 or more of the parties to the proceeding, as directed by the court.