Friendship or fraud? Dispute over inn sales escalated in court!
Friendship or fraud? Dispute over inn sales escalated in court!
In Graz-Mariatrost, a heated dispute broke out between a former municipal council and a advertiser who is being fought out in court. The politician, who supervised a former inn sales worth around 2.1 million euros as a tipper, demands a commission of 37,800 euros from his former colleague, which she supposedly never paid for. "I was your partner and it was agreed, we share everything Fifty-Fifty," he emphasizes in the courtroom. The advertiser, on the other hand, rejects the allegations and emphasizes that there was no official agreement on a commission. In addition, she emphasizes that she only wanted to help him financially from friendship when he said he was doing badly in the corona pandemic.
The theater performance in the courtroom under the direction of judge Julia Riffel, however, came no end. Although the politician tried to present the advertiser as a fraudster, he was unable to provide any written evidence. "There is nothing written, but a lot of contradictory," said the judge and freed the accused in case of doubt. The dispute continues because the verdict is not yet final, which continues to burden the dynamics between the two former friends.
politicians and secondary activities in focus
In parallel to the judicial disputes, there are exciting news about the secondary jobs of MPs in the EU. According to a report of the SPIEGEL Which is again concerned with the discussion about transparency and lobbyism. The membership of the Bavarian Farmers 'Association in the German Farmers' Association illustrates the influence that lobbying organizations have exerted EU policy. Some MPs, such as the Köhler mentioned, have achieved significant additional income from their connections to these organizations in the past. It remains to be seen how the current situation of the MPs will develop in times of increased public attention.Details | |
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