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Bernard-Michel BLOCH: Post-graduate diploma (DESS) in construction and urban planning law - Lawyer at the Hauts-de-Seine bar
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This article deals with the legal consequences of a filed expert report. Its aim is to inform decision-makers (engineers, works managers) of the importance and usefulness of obtaining a judicial expert report on a technical dispute: it indicates the initiatives to be taken and the outcome of possible procedures following the filing of a judicial expert report. It covers :
provisional injunction: conditions of application, advantages and disadvantages; remedies available;
proceedings on the merits before both the administrative and the judicial courts; their foreseeable outcome, taking into account the remedies available;
pitfalls to be avoided in both private and public contracts (presence of liability transfer clauses, risks of contractual foreclosure);
the possibility of settling on the basis of an expert report, depending on the scope of its conclusions.
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Judicial expertise: submission of report and follow-up
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- BLOCH (B.M.) - CCAG – Travaux texte annoté – - 3e édition revue et mise à jour. Éditions Berger-Levrault (2010)
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