“IT IS ENTIRELY OUTSIDE THE REMIT OF AN EXPERT TO DECIDE WHICH WITNESSES OF FACT HE BELIEVES OR DISBELIEVES”: DEFENDANT’S WITNESS DOES NOT FARE WELL

We are returning to the  judgment of Mr Justice Julian Knowles in  Allard v Govia Thameslink Railway Ltd [2024] EWHC 2227 (KB).  More accurately to the first instance decision which the defendant attempted (unsuccessfully)  to appeal.  This time in relation to the trial judge's assessment of the exp...

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