Section 19-15-7 - (Rule 705(d)) Cross-examination of person furnishing information for impartialexpert report. - South-dakota Statutes

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19-15-7. (Rule 705(d)) Cross-examination of person furnishing information for impartial expert report. Any person who has furnished information on which the report or finding described in § 19-15-5.2 is based may be cross-examined by the adverse party, but the fact that his testimony is not obtainable shall not render the report or finding inadmissible, unless the trial court finds that substantial injustice would be done to the adverse party by its admission.

Source: Supreme Court Rule 552, 1939; SDC 1939 & Supp 1960, § 36.1002; SDCL, § 19-6-16; Supreme Court Rule 78-2, Rule 705 (c); SL 1993, ch 404 (Supreme Court Rule 93-21).

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19-15-7. (Rule 705(d)) Cross-examination of person furnishing information for impartial expert report. Any person who has furnished information on which the report or finding described in § 19-15-5.2 is based may be cross-examined by the adverse party, but the fact that his testimony is not obtainable shall not render the report or finding inadmissible, unless the trial court finds that substantial injustice would be done to the adverse party by its admission.

Source: Supreme Court Rule 552, 1939; SDC 1939 & Supp 1960, § 36.1002; SDCL, § 19-6-16; Supreme Court Rule 78-2, Rule 705 (c); SL 1993, ch 404 (Supreme Court Rule 93-21).

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19-15-7. (Rule 705(d)) Cross-examination of person furnishing information for impartial expert report. Any person who has furnished information on which the report or finding described in § 19-15-5.2 is based may be cross-examined by the adverse party, but the fact that his testimony is not obtainable shall not render the report or finding inadmissible, unless the trial court finds that substantial injustice would be done to the adverse party by its admission.

Source: Supreme Court Rule 552, 1939; SDC 1939 & Supp 1960, § 36.1002; SDCL, § 19-6-16; Supreme Court Rule 78-2, Rule 705 (c); SL 1993, ch 404 (Supreme Court Rule 93-21).