WHEN THE PARTIES COULD NOT AGREE WHO THE JOINT EXPERT SHOULD BE: FAILURE TO ENGAGE COST THE CLAIMANT

I cannot remember many judgments where the sole issue has been who the jointly instructed expert should be.  However we have such a case in the judgment of Mr Nicholas Thompsell (sitting as a High Court judge) in  Gheewalla v Rasul & Ors [2023] EWHC 2074 (Ch).  The judge selected an expert and w...

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