Expert Witness Work

Expert Witnesses are often used to resolve disputes between parties on land and property related matters.

An expert’s primary duty is to ensure that the evidence provided:

  • Is independent, unbiased and fall within the expert’s expertise, experience and knowledge
  • States the main facts and assumptions it is based upon, and must not omit material facts that may be relevant to any conclusions drawn
  • Is impartial and uninfluenced by those instructing or paying the expert to give evidence

Our expert witnesses must comply with strict mandatory guidelines including guidance produced by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Civil Procedures Rules.

GSC Grays have a number of surveyors who are qualified to act as Expert Witnesses. We cover rural and general property concerns such as:

  • Land and property values
  • Partnership dissolutions
  • Matrimonial disputes
  • Boundary disputes
  • Wind turbines
  • Telecommunications equipment

For further information please do not hesitate to contact Ashley Dodgson.
Ashley Dodgson.

Ashley Dodgson, Senior Rural Surveyor, GSC GraysAshley Dodgson

Senior Rural Surveyor
Tel: 01642 710 742
Email: acd@gscgrays.co.uk