Cap. 9 Art. 653Report.

(1) On terminating the work and the experiments which their profession or art may suggest, the experts shall make their report, either orally or in writing, according to the directions of the court.

(2) The report shall in every case state the facts and the circumstances on which the conclusions of the experts are based.

(3) If in the course of their work, the experts shall obtain from any person information on circumstances of fact, such person shall be mentioned in the report, and shall be examined in court in the same manner as any other witness: Provided that the above provision of this sub-article shall not apply in regard to any person whom the experts will have examined on oath under article 650(5), saving, however, the re-examination of any such person by the court as provided for in the said sub-article.

(4) In matters within the jurisdiction of the Court of Magistrates, any such person may be examined on oath by the court, even in the course of the work of the experts.

(5) If the report is made orally, it shall be reduced into writing by the registrar or by the person acting in his stead.