US EditionAccording to official error: Brandenburger family does not have to tear down house at its own expense, but ...
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A family in Brandenburg has been fighting for their home for eleven years. Due to a mistake in the authorities, they were supposed to tear down their house and clear the property – but now there is reason to hope.
A family from Brandenburg is supposed to tear down their house and clear the property. Therefore, they turn to the highest German civil court. The path was initially worthwhile.
In a forced auction, a family buys a property near Berlin. A Brandenburg court makes a serious mistake before. After building its own home, the inheritance suddenly emerges and calls back the property. Now the case has to be reopened.
For a family from Brandenburg there was a lot at stake in Karlsruhe. Because of a mistake in an auction, a family was supposed to tear down their house.
For a family from Brandenburg, there is a lot at stake in Karlsruhe. Because of a mistake in an auction, they are threatened with the loss of their home. They rely on the Federal Court of Justice.
The 'Teschlmühle' is located in the district of Brunn at a distance of 3 km from the city centre of Fehring. The following buildings belong to the estate, which has been abandoned for many years, which is largely exposed to decay: house, mill building, stable and farm building and a chapel. The approximately 120-year-old farmhouse, which has been uninhabited since 2016, is partially cellared, the attic is not expanded. The area on the ground flo…
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