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not state request to the District Court of Berlin to New Year's forgotten

Interrupting the complaints of the year and backlogs at the Berlin Regional Court were the subject of an inquiry by the House of Representatives, who answered the Berlin justice Senator and with a combined Note:

third Question (by Mr Cornelia Seibeld: If the Senate believes that a period of three weeks is appropriate to assign a reference number for an action

Re 3: The Senate is always endeavor to reduce the processing time as possible. The delays in the allocation of document number based, where the above on the mandatory requirement of the legal court / judge and the organization chart of the District Court of Berlin. With all these efforts, given the technical specifications described in some cases delays are unavoidable.

4th The Senate is aware of the Code of Civil Procedure § 167 resulting problems that only a delivery "soon" inhibits the statute of limitations?

Re 4: The Senate is aware of § 167 of Civil Procedure (ZPO) resulting problems. When asked whether the delivery of an action "soon" and is thus limitation inhibits remain under the jurisdiction of the Federal Court delays that are attributable to the sphere of the court, out of consideration (Judgement of 12 July 2006 - IV ZR 23/05 further references) The Court. the Federal Supreme Court shall take the party or its counsel, however, the duty to inquire within a reasonable time because of an outstanding advance request (Judgement of 29 June 1993 - X ZR 6 / 93: Within three weeks).

Berlin, 10 February 2011
Gisela von der Aue
Senator for Justice

These still additionally the Supreme Court (31.10.2000 - VI ZR 198/99):

'In determining whether a delivery or as "soon" in the meaning of this statutory provision is made may (as well as under § 693 para 2 CCP) is not taken on a purely chronological approach. Rather, the parties should be protected from adverse consequences of delays in the delivery of its own motion, within of court business operations are located and the parties can not be changed (see BGHZ 103 20, 28 f., 134, 343, 351 f.). Therefore, there is no absolute time limit, after delivery may not be exceeded more than "soon" would be regarded as shall in terms of several months of delays (see Senate decision of 22 June 1993 - VI ZR 190/92 - NJW 1993, 2614, 2615, Supreme Court, judgments of April 7, 1983 - III ZR 193 / 81 - VersR 1983, 831, 832 of 30 September 1998 - IV ZR 248/97 - VersR 1999

217 f.) "