In the legal dispute over the proper execution of pavements, the concrete determination of the application questions plays a very important role in the preparation of the expert report and, ultimately, in the course of the dispute. If insufficiently substantiated application questions are asked, this often leads to questionable or even incorrect results. In the worst case, the paved area could be dismantled. In order to create a basis for the determination of suitable application questions in evidence decisions, this article describes exemplary cases of legal disputes concerning areas paved with concrete paving stones and questions whether the formal legal handling of "generally recognised rules of technology" is appropriate and sensible in the way that is customary today.
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