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Friday, September 25, 2015

Die Welt


OPINION 

REFUGEES

09/25/15

In his Compromised State will grip

German authorities are trying in every possible way to come to possibilities for accommodation of refugees. Now even threatens the state to put the right to property overrides.
From         Head of "Places" properties
Michael Fabricius
The federal government spread optimism. Chancellor and Interior Minister assure us that the challenges are to cope with the refugee onslaught. Presumably, they think not only of state institutions, but also to organizations such as the German Red Cross or the commitment of many volunteers.
But now it seems: there are also innocent citizens and their rights forced into. In his Compromised State is grippy and even threatens to put the right to property overrides.
In Hamburg are commercial properties confiscated, in Berlin it comes to private rental housing, and even in North Rhine Westphalia is a tenant terminated. The community had "personal use," it says. That borders on the diffraction central tenant rights in the Civil Code.
Specifically, the Authority may justify any good. This is about public safety, there are no other options and so on. However, overall it appears that the state once again forces the citizens to resolve a crisis that goes back even to negligence of its actors.
The taxpayers had to rescue already forced misguided Landesbanken and was also used for financial upgrading of Greece. Now it comes to the issue of accommodation of refugees.
And it turns out: Implicit go government and institutions evidently believe that they want to not only have their own field of activity, but also on German citizens and enterprises whose rights and economic power they use to solve problems.
Some remember now to the phase of the enabling laws and the compulsory accommodation of displaced persons after the Second World War. The present situation is different, however. That case concerned the direct consequences of a release of the German catastrophe.
Today citizens, property owners and tenants must be for lack of agreements with other EU countries and the consequences of the failed Dublin Agreement straight. That's something else.
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