All change for experts

Article Abstract:

The Civil Procedure Rules 1999, which came into force in the UK on Apr 26, 1999, give courts the right to direct that evidence will be given by a single joint expert. If two or more parties want to submit expert evidence on a specific issue, then the court may decide that the evidence on that issue is given by only one expert. It may initially appear that the volume of work for expert witnesses could fall as a result of this legislation, but this will almost certainly not be the case. It is likely that parties to a dispute will wish their own experts to assess a single expert's report, and this will mean that three experts are used, rather than one.

Laws, regulations and rules, Evidence, Expert, Expert evidence

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Search for the elusive figure

Article Abstract:

Methods of evaluating the value of restaurants are discussed. Tasks to be accomplished by a valuer, such as examining accounts, checking planning consents and licences, and assessing turnover and profits, are described.

Restaurants

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Social housing portfolios

Article Abstract:

Methods of valuing social housing stock are discussed. The bases for valuation using open market value and existing use value, in order for social landlords to raise loans or prepare accounts, are explained.

Public housing

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