Judicial expert report in Romania: when ordered and how it affects the ruling
A judicial expert report analyses technical or financial matters at the court's request. Conclusions can be decisive but the judge weighs them alongside other evidence.
27.01.2025 Updated: 26.10.2026
What is a judicial expert report?
Under art. 330-340 NCPC, the court appoints an authorised expert to analyse technical, financial or medical matters. The court sets the questions (obiective). Parties may appoint counter-experts. The advance fee is paid by the requesting party. The report is not binding: the judge weighs it with other evidence. Parties may file objections; the court may order a supplemental report. In complex technical cases, the expert opinion is typically decisive in practice.
General information only; this does not constitute legal advice. Data sourced from portal.just.ro.
Frequently Asked Questions
Simple accounting report: 500-2,000 RON. Complex technical reports: 2,000-10,000+ RON. The court fixes the advance payment.
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