Injury to commercial reputation

According to Section 824 of the German Civil Code, the – untruthful assertion of facts or – dissemination of news that is likely to – call into question confidence in the creditworthiness of a person or company or – cause other disadvantages for their acquisition or advancement. – Due to the mass of opinionated messages of all kinds in print media, radio and television, as well as in the electronic media, it has now become very difficult to determine and legally pursue a credit threat. Even spectacular lawsuits such as the 2012/13 lawsuit brought by the heirs of Leo Kirch against Deutsche Bank – board members had publicly questioned the creditworthiness of the media entrepreneur – cannot hide this fact. – In Internet forums in particular, detrimental assessments of financial products, mostly those of the major institutions, can be found time and again, which clearly fulfill the facts of credit jeopardy, while at the same time obvious dingo stocks and investments in glamour stocks are warmly recommended. – See banker regulars, stock market rumors, dissemination, rumor scattering, hoax, price manipulation, reputation, market abuse, pairoff, pancratium, payment morality.

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