Originally published in TEDR Volume 12 Issue 1 (publication date not recorded).
Bristol County Court (Recorder Moxon-Browne QC) 26th January 2007 TEDR Volume 12 Issue 1
The appellant appealed against a case management decision giving him permission to rely on an expert’s report subject to the disclosure to the defendants of an earlier report from a different expert.
The claimant had been injured by an exploding firework manufactured and sold by the First Defendant.
Before the proceedings were issued, the claimant had engaged a fireworks expert to provide a report and informed the First Defendant that he was doing so. C gave an undertaking that any testing on the remains of the firework would be non-destructive.
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