It was a hand that the presiding judge Robert Hamberger extended to the defendant Andreas S. at the start of the trial. A proposal that would save everyone involved time and, in case of doubt, the defendants money. But Andreas S., who according to the first instance judgment gave the order to tear down the listed Uhrmacherhäusl in Giesing, doesn’t do anything. “We continue to expect an acquittal,” says his lawyer Maximilian Müller.
Munich: Demolition of the watchmaker’s house – investor rejects deal in court – Munich
