Legal dispute - Car toll: Federal government will not sue former transport minister Scheuer
The Federal Ministry of Transport is not taking legal action against former head of department Andreas Scheuer (CSU) over the consequential costs of the failed car toll. According to the ministry, it is following an expert opinion that advises against legal action due to possible liability claims.
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- Despite the Federal Ministry of Transport's decision not to sue former minister Scheuer, there are still potential follow-up costs associated with the failed car toll dispute in Germany.
- Andreas Scheuer, the former head of the Federal Ministry of Transport, is not currently involved in any legal dispute related to the traffic-related car toll incident in Berlin.
- The Legal dispute over the car toll, which was the responsibility of the Federal Ministry of Transport, saw the Federal Government deciding against pursuing consequences against Andreas Scheuer.
- The toll for private vehicles in Germany, a topic that led to a legal dispute, is not currently an issue of concern for the Federal Ministry of Transport and its former head, Andreas Scheuer.
- Although there were conflicts surrounding the car toll and its implementation, a legal dispute between the Federal Ministry of Transport and Andreas Scheuer, the former head of the department, has not materialized due to expert advisory opinions.
Source: www.stern.de
