Family twist in Cologne: Ashes of the mother scattered in the forest!

Family twist in Cologne: Ashes of the mother scattered in the forest!

An extraordinary and tragic dispute within a family currently employs the courts in Cologne. A man scattered the ashes of his late mother on his own in a forest, which led to a legal dispute with his sister. This wanted to get the ashes back and brought an action in court.

The situation got rolling when the brother stole an ash capsule from a funeral home in accordance with the court and later scattered the ashes of his mother in a so -called Friedwald. The sister, who demanded information about the whereabouts of the ashes, wanted to force the capsule to force the capsule by enforcement. These legal steps finally led to the contest of the measure by their brother.

enforcement rejected

The Cologne Regional Court has now decided that foreclosure was inadmissible. The plaintiff-the brother-sent the GPS data of the burial location during the procedure, which enabled the exact localization of the scattered ash. "With a letter, he announced the place where the ashes were buried," said a spokesman for the court. The court further stated that the ashes are returned because it has already been scattered.

The sister had tried to contest the ashes through her brother, but was unable to provide the court with sufficient evidence. In addition, an expert opinion confirmed that the ash was properly buried and that the ashes were no longer possible. In view of these facts, the district court decided to extinguish the court's compulsory security mortgage. The judgment was already made in August, but was now made public.

this bizarre dispute illustrates the emotional and complex aspects associated with the loss of a loved one and the associated legal disputes. Family conflicts that occur in such sensitive times can often have far -reaching consequences. This became particularly clear in this case, since it was not only about legal claims, but also about grief and memory of the mother.

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