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Processes » The Contentious Trial » The Ordinary Contentious Trial » Proofs » Experts
Canon 1577. §1 The judge in his decree must define the specific terms of reference to be considered in the expert’s task, taking into account whatever may have been gathered from the litigants.
§2 The expert is to be given the acts of the case, and any documents and other material needed for the proper and faithful discharge of his or her duty.
§3 The judge, after discussion with the expert, is to determine a time for the completion of the examination and the submission of the report.
§1. Iudex, attentis iis quae a litigantibus forte deducantur, singula capita decreto suo definiat circa quae periti opera versari debeat.
§2. Perito remittenda sunt acta causae aliaque documenta et subsidia quibus egere potest ad suum munus rite et fideliter exsequendum.
§3. Iudex, ipso perito audito, tempus praefiniat intra quod examen perficiendum est et relatio proferenda.
Previous Next§2 The expert is to be given the acts of the case, and any documents and other material needed for the proper and faithful discharge of his or her duty.
§3 The judge, after discussion with the expert, is to determine a time for the completion of the examination and the submission of the report.
§1. Iudex, attentis iis quae a litigantibus forte deducantur, singula capita decreto suo definiat circa quae periti opera versari debeat.
§2. Perito remittenda sunt acta causae aliaque documenta et subsidia quibus egere potest ad suum munus rite et fideliter exsequendum.
§3. Iudex, ipso perito audito, tempus praefiniat intra quod examen perficiendum est et relatio proferenda.
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