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dispute value

May 20, 2011 | 30,00 EUR | answered by Dr. Dr. Danjel-Philippe Newerla

I have objected to the determination of the dispute value. The opposing lawyer has now requested an even higher dispute value (property law). Can I withdraw my objection without the consent of the opposing lawyer?

Dr. Dr. Danjel-Philippe Newerla

Dear inquirer,

Thank you for your inquiry. I would like to answer it as follows:

Yes, you can withdraw your objection at any time. In general, the approval of the opposing lawyer is not necessary for this.

Unfortunately, by doing so, you will probably not be able to prevent the colleague on the other side from challenging the determination of the dispute value.

Regardless of the fact that you have objected here because you believe the dispute value is too high, the opposing party can also file a complaint against the determination of the dispute value if they believe it is too low.

The decision-making authority lies solely with the court.

I hope I have provided you with some initial legal guidance and wish you success and all the best!

I would like to point out the following to you:

The legal advice I have provided is based solely on the information you have provided. My response is only an initial legal assessment of the situation, which cannot replace a comprehensive evaluation of the facts. Adding or omitting relevant information can lead to a completely different legal assessment.

I hope my explanation has helped you. You are welcome to contact me through the follow-up option.

I wish you a pleasant Friday afternoon!

Kind regards from the North Sea coast,

Dipl.-Jur. Danjel-Philippe Newerla, Attorney at Law

Stresemannstr. 46
27570 Bremerhaven
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