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Hurt by Falling Boulders: Nuremberg Wanderer Wants High Pain Money

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Nuremberg - A Nuremberger is hit by a falling boulder while hiking in Hersbrucker Switzerland and demands 120,000 euros of pain money. In court, the question arises whether the forest owner is liable.

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