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The technician must disclose in his opinion all information that sheds light on the issues to be examined. He is prohibited from revealing any other information of which he may become aware in the cou…
The judge cannot give the technician the task of conciliating the parties.
The technician is prohibited from receiving directly from a party, in any form whatsoever, any remuneration even by way of reimbursement of disbursements, except by order of the judge.
The technician may request communication of all documents from the parties and third parties, unless the judge orders otherwise in the event of difficulty.
The judge is not bound by the technician's findings or conclusions.
The supervising judge may be present at the technician's operations. He may ask for explanations and set time limits.
The judge may always invite the technician to supplement, clarify or explain, either in writing or at the hearing, his findings or conclusions. The technician may at any time ask the judge to hear him…
The technician's opinion, the disclosure of which would infringe privacy or any other legitimate interest, may not be used outside the proceedings unless authorised by the judge or with the consent of…
The judge may instruct the person he appoints to make findings. The person making the findings must not give any opinion on the consequences in fact or in law that may result.
The technician may take oral or written information from any person, provided that their surname, forenames, place of residence and profession are specified, as well as, if applicable, their relations…
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