According to official error: Brandenburger family does not have to tear down house at its own expense, but ...

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.

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…

The case of a family from Rangsdorf in Brandenburg, who was supposed to lose her house due to an administrative error in the event of a forced auction, is partially reopened.