“… an expert's opinion may be slightly easier than a finding of fact, because the underlying report will be in writing (see Thomson v Christie Manson & Woods Ltd [2005] EWCA Civ 555; [2005] PNLR 38), the same case also provides a salutary warning that, since the evaluation of expert evidence is likely to be bound up with a wider evaluation…”
“…Finally, I should refer to Thompson v Christie Manson and Woods Ltd [2005] EWCA Civ 555. This was very much a case on its own facts. At first instance, the judge had found that Christie’s had been negligent in describing two vases in the relevant …”
“…’s opinion may be slightly easier than a finding of fact, because the underlying report will be in writing (see Thomson v Christie Manson & Woods Limited & Ors [2005] EWCA Civ 555), the same case also provides a salutary warning that, since the evaluation of expert evidence is likely to be bound up with a wider evaluation of matters of f…”