Guidelines for Examination
PART E
CHAPTER IV TAKING AND CONSERVATION OF EVIDENCE
1. Taking of evidence by the departments of the EPO
1.8 Commissioning of experts
1.8.2 Objection to an expert
 

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PART E
CHAPTER IV TAKING AND CONSERVATION OF EVIDENCECHAPTER IV TAKING AND CONSERVATION OF EVIDENCE
1. Taking of evidence by the departments of the EPO1. Taking of evidence by the departments of the EPO
1.8 Commissioning of experts1.8 Commissioning of experts
  1.8.1 Decision on the form of the report1.8.1 Decision on the form of the report     1.8.3 Terms of reference of the expert1.8.3 Terms of reference of the expert  
 

1.8.2

Objection to an expert

 

The parties may object to an expert. Therefore, before commissioning an expert to make a report, the competent department should inform the parties of the expert whom it intends to ask to draw up a report and of the subject-matter of the report. The communication to the parties should state a time limit within which objections to the expert may be made. If the parties do object to an expert, the competent department will decide on the objection.

 

Rule 73(4)