Wiesn host completely stunned - "Had to destroy 36,000 liters of beer"

The Munich Oktoberfest host Christian Schottenhamel is angry with his insurance.

She does not want to pay for the damage caused by the corona lockdown.

• The Munich host Christian Schottenhamel suffered enormous damage during the lockdown.

• The insurance should actually take care of the failures - but it is not.

• The Oktoberfest host has now gone to court.

Munich

- It was a "huge breach of trust," says

(57).

“Of course I'm very disappointed.” Because

the

counted

on

: He had taken out

in the event that he had

to close

his business on

.

This case had now occurred in the Corona * crisis - but

refuses to settle the damage.

That is why

sued - and is demanding a total of

.

Munich restaurateur is suffering from the damage caused by the lockdown

As with other

, the

to remain closed from mid-March to mid-May.

“This

resulted in a

lot of

, but the

canceled here,” says

.

Around 70,000 guests were not allowed to

celebrate

at the

during the festive

season.

“We had to destroy 36,000 liters of beer alone.” He does not want to be left with the damage. 

A short while ago it was said that Schottenhammels colleague from Nockherberg will take over the Oktoberfest tent "Bräurosl".

But

does not feel it has an obligation.

The

argues that Corona * was not part of the policy.

The

therefore only applies to diseases and pathogens that are

expressly mentioned

in the

.

The problem:

is of course not yet listed there.

And: the insurance conditions are partly contradicting, so the court. 

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“I wanted to

secure

myself with

.

Unfortunately, every possibility is now being sought there to shirk responsibility, ”says

.

Because

in the process that began last week,

the

also denied that the forced Corona closings were legal - and that the

actually closed.

From the court's point of view, a diversionary maneuver: "Denying in the dark is not permitted," said judge Susanne Laufenberg.

adds: "I can prove that all around 100 employees, including the cooks, were on

."

He has great hope "that the

positive for us".

He is also concerned with the entire industry: some hosts had to give up, others are still struggling with the consequences of the

.

"We'll pull this through to the end," promises

.

The court has already indicated that there is

probably “nothing opposed to

the claim of the

”.

The verdict is due to fall on October 20th.

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