Court dismissed foged's request to set binding guidelines for independent expert work in evidence preservation cases.

The court dismissed the foged's application to establish mandatory guidelines for independent experts in evidence preservation proceedings. The foged argued that uniform criteria were necessary to ensure consistency in expert work, while the opposing party contended that case-specific discretion is more appropriate. The court ruled that the law does not grant the foged the authority to create binding procedural rules for expert conduct in this context.