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Status of German Reich (Civil Proceedings) Case

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Docket NumberCase No. 11
Date20 Junio 1952
CourtCourt of Appeal of Bremen (Germany)
German Federal Republic, Court of Appeal of Bremen.
Case No. 11
Status of German Reich (Civil Proceedings) Case.

States — Continuity of — Continued Existence of German Reich — Judgment against Reich — Whether Enforceable against German Federal Republic.

Persons who were subject to discriminatory treatment while the National-Socialist régime exercised supreme authority over the territory of the former German Reich, and who, by virtue of a Law enacted after the end of hostilities in the Second World War, are entitled to claim compensation for loss of or damage to property caused by officials of the former Reich in furtherance of the discriminatory policy of the National-Socialist régime, are entitled to institute proceedings against the Reich, notwithstanding that the latter is no longer politically extant as formerly constituted. Where such proceedings are well-founded, the Courts may give judgment against the...

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