Curbing Adversarial Excesses: An Evaluation of the Expert Evidence Regime in Hong Kong After the Civil Justice Reform (with a Focused Study on Personal Injury Litigation)

Chi Hin CHAN; Ubaid-Ur REHMAN

Curbing Adversarial Excesses: An Evaluation of the Expert Evidence Regime in Hong Kong After the Civil Justice Reform (with a Focused Study on Personal Injury Litigation)

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Evidence in Contemporary Civil Procedure
Subtitle of host publication	Fundamental Issues in a Comparative Perspective
Editors	C.H. van Rhee, A. Uzelac
Place of Publication	Belgium
Publisher	Intersentia
Pages	193-222
Publication status	Published - 2015

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CHAN, Chi Hin ; REHMAN, Ubaid-Ur. / Curbing Adversarial Excesses : An Evaluation of the Expert Evidence Regime in Hong Kong After the Civil Justice Reform (with a Focused Study on Personal Injury Litigation). Evidence in Contemporary Civil Procedure: Fundamental Issues in a Comparative Perspective. editor / C.H. van Rhee ; A. Uzelac. Belgium : Intersentia, 2015. pp. 193-222

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