diebewertung.de: We found that many investors have concerns about asserting their rights against a Swiss company that has sold investments in Germany. Ms. Bontschev, Mr. Reime, what legal options do investors have in such a situation?
Lawyer Bontschev: In principle, international private law rules apply to cross-border issues. If a Swiss company becomes active in Germany, German law applies unless otherwise agreed. Damaged investors could sue in Germany, especially if the damage occurred here.
Lawyer Rhymes: Right. It also depends on the contractual clauses in the investment agreements. Jurisdiction clauses are often included that determine the place of jurisdiction. This may affect where to sue.
diebewertung.de: And what about the enforcement of a German judgment in Switzerland?
Lawyer Bontschev: That can be more complex. However, there are agreements between Switzerland and Germany that facilitate the mutual recognition and enforcement of judgments. However, depending on the case, challenges may arise.
Lawyer Reime: Exactly. It is important to note that the enforcement of judgments always involves additional costs and time. Investors should therefore first check whether it makes economic sense before taking legal action.
diebewertung.de: Thank you for your assessment. Investors appear to have legal options but must consider the specific circumstances of their case and the challenges involved.
Attorney Bontschev and Attorney Reime: Absolutely. With such questions, it is always advisable to seek legal advice.
Please note that this is a general discussion only and does not represent the actual opinions or statements of the individuals mentioned. It is important to always consult a qualified attorney for legal advice.
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2023-08-31 10:59:30
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