(3) A direction to prepare a experts report may include but is not limited to the following— the joint experts report specifies— matters agreed and not agreed by the experts; and (ii) the reasons for any agreement or disagreement; issues to be dealt with in the joint experts report by the expert witnesses; facts, and assumptions of fact, on which the joint experts report is to be based. (4) A direction may be— or in relation to specified issues; at any time in a proceeding, including before or after the expert witnesses have prepared or given reports. S. 65J inserted by No. 62/2012 s. 10. 65J Use of conference of experts and joint experts reports in proceeding s. 65J (1) Unless the parties to the proceeding agree, or the court otherwise orders, the content of a conference of experts, except as referred to in a joint experts report, must not be referred to at any hearing of the proceeding to which it relates. (2) A joint experts report may be tendered at the trial as evidence of any matters agreed.
(3) A direction to prepare a experts report may include but is not limited to the following— the joint experts report specifies— matters agreed and not agreed by the experts; and (ii) the reasons for any agreement or disagreement; issues to be dealt with in the joint experts report by the expert witnesses; facts, and assumptions of fact, on which the joint experts report is to be based. (4) A direction may be— or in relation to specified issues; at any time in a proceeding, including before or after the expert witnesses have prepared or given reports. S. 65J inserted by No. 62/2012 s. 10. 65J Use of conference of experts and joint experts reports in proceeding s. 65J (1) Unless the parties to the proceeding agree, or the court otherwise orders, the content of a conference of experts, except as referred to in a joint experts report, must not be referred to at any hearing of the proceeding to which it relates. (2) A joint experts report may be tendered at the trial as evidence of any matters agreed.
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