Overview
- The Landgericht Berlin heard the renewed eviction suit on Wednesday, with presiding judge Sebastian Pörschke expressing doubts about admissibility and scheduling a decision for October 8.
- The judge criticized gaps in the ownership and representation records and indicated he may summon the purported company director to verify the power of attorney.
- Courts have repeatedly bounced the owner’s cases on formal grounds, with a 2022 Landgericht ruling and a 2023 Kammergericht decision finding the company not able to litigate, though a Kammergericht ruling in summer 2024 pointed the other way.
- The judge noted that if the claim is deemed admissible, a police-enforced eviction of the Kadterschmiede could become possible, but further proceedings are likely.
- Police recently deployed about 200 officers to identify current residents of Rigaer 94 for related cases; the owner also seeks €650 per month in usage compensation, and the court says 13 proceedings are pending.