Sign the report, affixing your medical qualifications and the date; secure the signature of other medical men who may be present. While in your care, keep the report under lock and key.
Append any sketches or photographs, carefully numbered, which elucidate the case.
Retain an identical copy of the report for reference.
B. WHEN IN COURT,
Before Being “Sworn.”
All testimony given at this stage is null and void, and may render the speaker liable to an action for defamation. Do not omit to be “sworn” before speaking.
Should you wish to object to giving evidence on the grounds:
a. That your fee (for expenses and loss of time) has not been paid by the solicitor calling you.
b. That you are unwilling to pose as able to give “expert opinions.”
c. That you may possibly incriminate yourself:—