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Showing 3721–3730 of 49658 articles for “Art. Cass. 3e Civ. 27-2-1991 n° 410”
If the judge does not find sufficient clarification in the report, he may hear the expert, the parties present or called.
Where a purely technical matter does not require complex investigations, the judge may instruct the person he or she appoints to provide a simple consultation.
Witnesses may be those who saw the disputed writing being written or signed or whose testimony appears useful in establishing the truth.
The supervising judge may be present at the technician's operations. He may ask for explanations and set time limits.
The judge may always invite the technician to supplement, clarify or explain, either in writing or at the hearing, his findings or conclusions. The technician may at any time ask the judge to hear him…
The technician's opinion, the disclosure of which would infringe privacy or any other legitimate interest, may not be used outside the proceedings unless authorised by the judge or with the consent of…
Only one person shall be appointed as an expert unless the judge deems it necessary to appoint more than one.
Where it is useful to compare the contested writing with documents held by third parties, the judge may order, even of his own motion and under penalty of a fine, that the original or a reproduction o…
The technician, vested with his powers by the judge by virtue of his qualification, must personally carry out the assignment entrusted to him. If the appointed technician is a legal entity, its legal…
The commissioned technician must carry out his mission conscientiously, objectively and impartially.
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