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Process in Munich: Uli Hoeneß May Keep His Two Trees for Now

Summary by merkur.de
Because of two trees, a neighbor had gone to court against Uli Hoeneß. Now the decision has been made: The court rejected the complaint.

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Uli Hoeneß and his wife are in trouble with their neighbours on Lake Tegernsee. It is about two planted winter lindens. The district court Munich now agrees with the couple Hoeneß. But the dispute could continue.

·Berlin, Germany
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Bavaria's Honorary President Uli Hoeneß won a preliminary victory in the neighbourhood dispute over trees on his property on Lake Tegernsee.

·Berlin, Germany
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A neighbour had demanded in a lawsuit that the honorary president of FC Bayern remove two newly planted lime trees. However, the court ruled differently – and suspects other "problems in a neighbourly relationship".

·Munich, Germany
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Because of two trees, a neighbor had gone to court against Uli Hoeneß. Now the decision has been made: The court rejected the complaint.

·Munich, Germany
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Neighborhood dispute on Lake Tegernsee: Two newly planted trees on the property of Uli Hoeneß cause fierce displeasure. Because a kind agreement failed, the parties now meet in court.

·Osnabrück, Germany
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Bayern Munich's original rock has reason to rejoice: He does not have to remove two newly planted trees on his property. However, the last word may not be spoken in the matter.

·Germany
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merkur.de broke the news in Munich, Germany on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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