ᐅ Approval of the rough site survey report: who is responsible for this?

Hello everyone,

We have a conflict where the parties involved (surveyor, architect, construction manager) have different opinions.

The surveyor (or one of his employees) carried out the rough staking and now wants written approval of the staking report. The rough staking protocol includes a signature line. Only after this written approval will he perform the fine staking.

Neither the architect nor the construction manager want to countersign and instead require the surveyor to approve it (self-inspection).

The question is: who is responsible for approving the rough staking report? Is there a common or clear regulation?

Thank you very much for your support and best regards,
Martin

Who commissioned the surveyor?

The surveyor was commissioned by my wife and me as the clients.

In my (amateur legal) opinion, this should also clarify who is responsible for approving the survey report. But @Escroda can probably provide more concrete information.

MayrCh schrieb:

But @Escroda can surely provide more solid input.

You meant to say "could have." Alienating key accounts is truly an art form...

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If you have ordered and paid for it, I believe it is your responsibility. At least, the general contractor or architect is not involved in this, since the contract is between you and the surveyor.