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CPR Part 35

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  • GuidanceExpert evidenceupdated 2026-06-25

    cited asCivil Procedure Rules 35.12

    …about the nature of the instructions arises. [16] See for example: Civil Procedure Rules 35.12 and R v Henderson & others [2010] EWCA Crim 1269 (external link).…

  • Judiciary pageGuidance for the instruction of experts to give evidence in Civil claims 2012updated 2022-06-27

    cited asPart 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules

    …experts in understanding best practice with regard to compliance with Part 35 of the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR or the Rules) and the overriding objective. Experts and those wh…

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