Once the expert appraisal operations have been completed, the experts draw up a report which must contain a description of the said operations and their conclusions. The experts shall sign their report and mention the names and capacities of the persons who assisted them, under their control and responsibility, in carrying out the operations deemed by them to be necessary for the performance of the assignment entrusted to them.
Where several experts have been appointed and if they are of different opinions or if they have reservations to make about common conclusions, each of them shall state his opinion or reservations, giving reasons for them.
The report and the seals, or their residues, are deposited with the clerk of the court that ordered the expert examination; this deposit is recorded in a report.
With the agreement of the examining magistrate, the experts may, directly and by any means, communicate the conclusions of their report to the judicial police officers responsible for executing the letters rogatory, to the public prosecutor or to the parties’ lawyers.