Court overturns authorization to shoot wolves
30 dead sheep and goats - but a wolf in Upper Lusatia may not be killed for the time being. A court has stopped the planned cull and doubts the legality of the permit.
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Verdict: Savings bank must set up current account for free Saxons
Sparkasse Chemnitz has been arguing for years with the far-right Free Saxons about opening a current account. The bank strictly refused. Now a court has ruled.
Tax on to-go packaging - debate reaches Saxony
Empty to-go cups and plastic bags clog up garbage cans and litter sidewalks - disposable waste is causing trouble in many places. Following the example of Tübingen, a tax is now also being discussed in Saxony.
Saxony's Court of Audit welcomes soccer ruling
The consequences of the Federal Constitutional Court's ruling on police fees for soccer in Saxony are still unclear. The Court of Audit welcomes the ruling in any case.
Schuster welcomes legal clarity after soccer ruling
The legal dispute over police fees for high-risk soccer matches has been decided. What consequences will Saxony draw from the ruling?
GDR rental agreements can be terminated for personal use according to BGB
Terminate the tenancy because the landlord wants to move in himself? Strict rules applied under GDR law. The BGH clarifies: The German Civil Code also applies to old contracts today.
Referee Winter receives compensation after beer shower
A 3rd division soccer match is abandoned because a fan throws a cup of beer in the referee's face. Now the verdict is reached in the civil case.
Gymnast Schäfer-Betz lawsuit against former doctor dismissed
Due to severe pain, the then underage gymnast Helene Schäfer-Betz is given a painkiller. But then she falls off the balance beam. Did the doctor treat her wrong?
Holidaymaker receives refund due to unusable pool loungers
A vacationer received a refund from the Hanover District Court due to unusable pool loungers.