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Criminal And Disciplinary Liability Of Experts Under Qatari Law (Part Three) (Arabic)

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(Research paper presented at the Qatari Society of Experts and Arbitrators' Cultural Awareness Symposium) Fourth: The rules and principles that the expert must adhere to in practicing expert work.

QatarCriminal Law
Ashraf Feshawi
Ashraf Feshawi

المسئولية الجنائية والتأديبية للخبراء في ظل القانون القطري (الجزء الثالث)1

(ورقة بحثية مقدمة في ندوة جمعية الخبراء والمحكمين التوعوية الثقافية القطرية)

رابعاً: القواعد والأصول التي يلتزم بها الخبير في ممارسة أعمال الخبرة

1- القواعد الواجب على الخبير الالتزام بها وفق قانون تنظيم أعمال الخبرة

يجب على الخبير في ممارسة عمله، الالتزام بعدة قواعد وفقاً لقانون تنظيم أعمال الخبرة، نصت عليها المادة 17 من هذا القانون بأنه:(يجب على خبير الجدول الالتزام بما يلي:

1- أن يؤدي عمله بنفسه بدقة وأمانة وإخلاص.

2-مراعاة الأصول الفنية لأعمال الخبرة وتقاليدها.

3- عدم إفشاء المعلومات التي يكون قد اطلع عليها بحكم قيامه بأعمال الخبرة.

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