InhaltsangabePART 1 The universality of the building law Necessary basics The full spectrum of knowledge PART 2 Special construction methods and auxiliary structures - an overview Definitions for temporary/auxiliary structures and associated terms The legal relevance of the terms Approval, reimbursement, securities and liability for temporary/auxiliary structures and special construction methods PART 3 I The right solution for construction disputes II Successfull construction as the measure of all things PART 4 I Common ground: the soil II. Pipe drilling III. Pipeline construction IV. Microtunnelling V. Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) VI. Tunelling VII. Sewer construction VIII. Landfill construction IX. Demolishing and dismantling X. Lowering ground water XI. Sheet piling XII. Jet grouting method XIII. Deep soil stablization XIV. Munitions clearance works

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Conrad Boley: Professor at the faculty for geotechnics at the University of the Bundeswehr in Munich; Prof. Dr. jur. Klaus Englert: Honorary professor for Building and Architectural Law at the Deggendorf University of Applied Sciences' Faculty of Civil Engineering; specialized solicitor for building and architectural law; Dr. jur. Bastian Fuchs, LL.M.: Lecturer for building and architectural law at the University of the Bundeswehr in Munich-Neubiberg, Faculty of Civil Engineering, specialized solicitor for building and architectural law as well as attorney-at-law (New York) Dr. jur. Günther Schalk: Lecturer for building, environmental and public procurement law at the Deggendorf University of Applied Sciences' Faculty of Civil Engineering; specialized solicitor for building and architectural law

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