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Uniform Civil Procedure Rules 1999
sec.429MRequirements for appointment
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### sec.429M Requirements for appointment
An appointment may be made under rule 429L only if—
the appointing parties agree in writing on the following matters—
the issue arising in the proceeding the expert evidence may help resolve;
the identity of the expert;
when the report must be prepared by the expert and given to the appointing parties;
liability for the fees and expenses payable to the expert; and
the expert has been made aware of the content of this part and consents to the appointment.
A copy of the agreement must—
be signed by each of the appointing parties; and
as soon as practicable after being signed by the appointing parties, be served on any other party to the proceeding who is not an appointing party in relation to the expert.
r 429M ins 2004 SL No. 115 s 7
sub 2022 SL No. 23 s 3
(sec.429M-ssec.1) An appointment may be made under rule 429L only if— the appointing parties agree in writing on the following matters— the issue arising in the proceeding the expert evidence may help resolve; the identity of the expert; when the report must be prepared by the expert and given to the appointing parties; liability for the fees and expenses payable to the expert; and the expert has been made aware of the content of this part and consents to the appointment.
(sec.429M-ssec.2) A copy of the agreement must— be signed by each of the appointing parties; and as soon as practicable after being signed by the appointing parties, be served on any other party to the proceeding who is not an appointing party in relation to the expert.
- (a) the appointing parties agree in writing on the following matters— (i) the issue arising in the proceeding the expert evidence may help resolve; (ii) the identity of the expert; (iii) when the report must be prepared by the expert and given to the appointing parties; (iv) liability for the fees and expenses payable to the expert; and
- (i) the issue arising in the proceeding the expert evidence may help resolve;
- (ii) the identity of the expert;
- (iii) when the report must be prepared by the expert and given to the appointing parties;
- (iv) liability for the fees and expenses payable to the expert; and
- (b) the expert has been made aware of the content of this part and consents to the appointment.
- (i) the issue arising in the proceeding the expert evidence may help resolve;
- (ii) the identity of the expert;
- (iii) when the report must be prepared by the expert and given to the appointing parties;
- (iv) liability for the fees and expenses payable to the expert; and
- (a) be signed by each of the appointing parties; and
- (b) as soon as practicable after being signed by the appointing parties, be served on any other party to the proceeding who is not an appointing party in relation to the expert.