Berlin: Senior fights against evacuation from many years of home

Berlin: Senior fights against evacuation from many years of home

In the district court of Wedding, almost 50 people gathered to pursue the trial against Manfred Moslehner. The 84-year-old man, known as "man" by his neighbors, is to be cleared after a long fight from the house in which he has lived since his birth. The investor, who acquired the settlement in Berlin-Reinickendorf, is aiming for the modernization of the houses and plans to make profit, which is why he quit men twice and submitted an eviction action.

With just a minimal pension as a former machine lock, Manne was unable to finance the modernization measures required by the investor. This led to legal disputes that have now led to a clearance procedure. The judge, who is familiar with the tenants and her longstanding struggle, expressed her concerns about the Situation and questioned whether a judgment was essential.

The settlement on the Steinberg, in which the events take place, was once inhabited by working -class families who had lived in the houses since the 1920s. After selling to a real estate developer, the disputes over the modernization and sale of the houses began, which forced many tenants to give up their apartments. Manne consistently refused to agree to the modernization plans, which led to further problems.

The legalizer of Investment Group GmbH, Philipp Philipp, has emphasized that the ongoing situation has been going on for ten years and requires a legal decision. Despite offered implementation apartments and efforts to reach an agreement, Manne is faced with the prospect of losing his home. The judge must now weigh between the arguments of both parties and decide whether a judgment is made. It remains to be seen whether political intervention, as is sought by the Greens by the Bundestag MP Canan Bayram, can offer hope for a solution.