The injured sole shareholder of a limited liability company may, in addition to the loss of earnings due to the injury, demand compensation for the loss, which occurs if his share loses value and can therefore only be sold at a lower price. The loss of earnings and loss of value are not the same damage.
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The austrian Supreme Court had to deal with the question whether there can be claims under enrichment law in case of a separation of a civil union. Result was that a shift of the property relations is possible even in a civil union.
MoreA copy of a testament written by one's own hand is not a formal testamentary disposition. Not even if it contains handwritten additions.
MoreReceived repair costs are an advance which is intended to enable the injured party to carry out the repair. If the repair is not actually carried out, the advance must be (partially) repaid. Only the depreciation caused by the damage or defect may be retained by the injured party.
MoreFor an employee to be effectively dismissed, there must not only be a reason for dismissal, it is also very important that the dismissal is pronounced immediately. This also applies in the case of exemption from duty.
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