Die Haftung des Ingenieurs im Bauwesen

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The book covers various aspects of engineering contracts and liability, detailing the nature and formation of engineering agreements, compensation principles, and construction security mortgages. It examines the engineer's liability, including contractual fault, delays, defect liability, technical standards, and claims before and after acceptance. The text addresses positive contractual violations, warranty liability, penalties, and claims arising from torts, as well as the interplay between various liability claims. It also discusses the engineer's liability in private opinions and recommendations, including the nature of expert contracts, disclosure obligations, and the requirements for proper reports. The section on technical regulations and the liability of planning and execution participants focuses on sound insulation in construction, referencing relevant standards like DIN 4109. Additional topics include evidence preservation procedures, the significance of dispute notification, and the engineer's liability as a court expert, emphasizing the relationship between the expert, the court, and the parties involved. Finally, it outlines various insurance types for engineers, including professional liability, construction insurance, legal protection, and coverage through professional associations. An index is provided for quick reference.