Decision on Pain Money After Germanwings Crash
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A German court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by relatives of victims of the Germanwings plane crash in the Alps in 2015. The lawsuit concerned state liability in the context of the tragedy.
The German court did not satisfy the claims of the relatives of the Germanwings crashed in 2015 for additional compensation for moral damage, written by DPA. The Brownschweig Land Court did not satisfy the claims of relatives of the deceased Germanwings airliner for the recovery of additional payments for moral damage, and referred to the DPA News. The plaintiffs insisted on compensation of up to 110,000 euros, accusing the German authorities of…
The Landgericht Braunschweig dismissed a complaint from members of the victims after the crash of a Germanwings machine. The survivors could claim equivalent claims against the company, it said. They had demanded pain money from the Republic.
A German court on Tuesday rejected a claim for compensation filed by relatives of victims of the 2015 Germanwings crash. 150 people lost their lives in that air disaster. The Braunschweig court ruled that while the relatives can file claims against Germanwings, they are not entitled to financial compensation from the German state.
More than 11 years after the Germanwings plane crash that killed all 150 people on board, a German court has dismissed a lawsuit against Germany by 30 relatives of the victims. They had sought up to 110,000 euros in additional compensation per person, arguing that authorities failed to properly monitor the medical fitness of the co-pilot who deliberately flew the plane into the French Alps in March 2015. The court ruled that the relatives can ma…
The Germanwings 4U9525 flight, operated by the subsidiary of Lufthansa, crashed on 24 March 2015 in the French Alps while covering the route Barcelona - Düsseldorf. The investigation showed that the co-pilot, Andreas Lubitz, deliberately directed the plane against the mountain, causing 150 deaths and leaving in evidence failures in the aptitude and psychological controls of the airline personnel. The German Justice now exempts the State from the…
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