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Alijew soll für Folter zahlen

Der Ex-Leibwächter des ehemaligen kasachischen Botschafters in Wien fordert 7000 Euro Schmerzengeld.

 


aloijev160Wien – Entführung und Folter – das wirft der ehemalige Leibwächter von Rakhat Alijew seinem Ex-Arbeitgeber vor. Nun muss der ehemalige Botschafter Kasachstans in Österreich Schadenersatz zahlen. Dies geht aus einem vollstreckbaren Zahlungsbefehl des Bezirksgerichts Wien-Innere Stadt hervor, den die Rechtsanwälte Stefan Schermaier und Werner Maierhofer erwirkt haben.

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EHEMALIGER BOTSCHAFTER Alijew muss Opfern Geld zahlen

Rechtsanwalt feiert "symbolischen" Erfolg vor Gericht

Wien - In der Causa rund um Rachat Alijew kämpfen die beteiligten Rechtsanwälte verbissen weiter - und reklamieren jede Entscheidung einer Behörde als Sieg. Die Gegner des ehemaligen kasachischen Botschafters in Österreich feiern derzeit einen "symbolischen Erfolg", wie es Rechtsanwalt Stefan Schermaier nennt: Das Bezirksgericht Wien-Innere Stadt hat einen Zahlungsbefehl über 7000 Euro Schmerzensgeld gegen Alijew ausgestellt.

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