He strengthens our team primarily in banking, consumer, and standard terms and conditions law, as well as in litigation.
TO THE POINT
In the current issue of ZFR (Zeitschrift für Finanzmarktrecht - Journal of Financial Market Law), Fabian Liebel deals with the question of when the holder of a small-value savings account has a payout claim against the bank.
The contribution goes back to the decision of the OGH in 3 Ob 208/21s, which was based on a curious case: After the purchase of a business premises, the plaintiff had found 27 (!) small-value savings books in a washing machine drum. They were in a leather bag and conveniently all lottery words were also noted in it.
He strengthens our team primarily in banking, consumer, and standard terms and conditions law, as well as in litigation.
Marko MacKinnon presented the most important points.
