No Obligation to Admit Members Despite Monopoly Position in German Associations
Associations and federations in Germany are generally free to decide on the admission of new members. The Higher Regional Court (OLG) of...
Archive for the author ‘Laura Stieler’
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Company Cars: How Nonprofits in Germany Can Rebut the Presumption of Private Use
The German Federal Fiscal Court (BFH) has once again clarified that a prima facie presumption of private use of a company vehicle applies even where private...
Interim Board in German Associations: High Barriers for Urgent Cases
The appointment of an interim board constitutes a significant interference with the autonomy of an association in Germany and is permissible only under the...
Dissolving a German Association Correctly: Calling Creditors Despite Lack of Assets
Even if an association in Germany no longer has any assets, the call to creditors remains mandatory. This is confirmed by a recent ruling by the Higher...
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