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Posted: 04 November 2009
In CJD Equipment v A & C Construction [2009] NSWSC 1085 (6 October 2009) , the New South Wales Supreme Court considered: i) whether an expert report was admissible without acknowledgment of expert code of conduct; ii) whether relevant time for knowledge is creation of report or swearing of affidavit annexing report; and iii) whether there were "exceptional circumstances" that would justify the report being admitted into evidence.
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