Expert Witness Jewellery Valuer
CPR Part 35 & CrimPR Reporting
Rachel Kinsella FGA MIRV
Independent Jewellery Valuer
Independent expert witness valuation reports are prepared for civil and criminal proceedings.
Formal reports are prepared under:
• Civil Procedure Rules (CPR Part 35)
• Criminal Procedure Rules (CrimPR)
Legal Instruction
Independent expert witness valuation reports are prepared for civil and criminal proceedings under formal instruction.
Standard insurance and probate valuation reports are distinct from expert witness reporting. Formal expert reports prepared for litigation or criminal proceedings are structured specifically in accordance with applicable procedural rules and the duty owed to the court.
Scope of Work
Instructions are undertaken in relation to:
• Civil disputes and asset ownership matters
• Matrimonial and family proceedings
• Estate and trust litigation
• Criminal proceedings
• Confiscation and Proceeds of Crime Act cases
• Seized jewellery assessment
• High value asset schedules
Reports are structured to address the specific purpose of instruction and procedural requirements.
Professional Standards
Valuations are undertaken with reference to recognised professional guidance, including:
• National Association of Jewellers
• Institute of Registered Valuers
• The Academy of Experts
Professional indemnity insured. Conflicts of interest assessed prior to acceptance of instruction.
Reporting Approach
Reports are prepared in a clear, structured and proportionate manner, addressing the issues in dispute.
Where required, statements of truth are provided in accordance with procedural rules.
Expert opinion is provided independently and without bias, irrespective of the instructing party or outcome.
Reports are suitable for inclusion within court bundles where required.
Instruction Process
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Initial discussion of scope and procedural context
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Confirmation of instruction and documentation review
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Examination and evidential recording
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Preparation of structured written report
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Delivery within agreed timeframe
Availability and timescales can be confirmed upon enquiry.
Geographic Scope
Legal instructions are accepted throughout the United Kingdom, and international instruction can be accommodated where required.
Expert Duty
When instructed as an expert witness, Rachel Kinsella understands that her overriding duty is to the court. Reports prepared under CPR Part 35 comply with the procedural requirements including the declaration of independence and statement of truth where applicable.
Enquiries
For formal instruction or availability enquiries, please make contact directly.