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27.—(1) No expert may give oral evidence unless he has provided a written report which has been previously delivered to all parties or the Chairman otherwise directs.
(2) No party may rely on the evidence of more than two experts without the Chairman’s permission.
(3) An application for permission must state—
(a)the reasons why the party wishes to rely on further expert evidence; and
(b)where practicable, the name and address of the experts on whose evidence the party wishes to rely.
(4) If permission is granted it must be in relation only to the experts named and the reasons identified under paragraph (3).
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