STÁTNÍ TAJEMNÍK U ŘÍŠSKÉHO PROTEKTORA V ČECHÁCH A NA MORAVĚ, PRAHA, inv. 1459, sig. 109-4/1213 Page 49 · 49 of 156
THE SECRETARY TO THE RUSSIAN PROTECTOR IN THINGS AND IN MORAVA, PRAGUE, inv. 1459, sig. 109-4/1213
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48 - 4 - is further accused of the fact that, with the takeover of the administration by the Land Office, this, and especially the coercive administrator, Dr. Razim made it clear that the former foreman Nykl, whom the Czech State had set up, had to pay the most accurate invoice and to make this invoice accessible to the Coburgers to the smallest extent possible before the threat of the expropriation procedure was threatened, that the equivalent value of the 972,000 fixed meters of wood should have appeared in this invoice. 4.) Officials of the Bodon Office are accused of participating in the operation of the guarantee order of the Bratislava Post-Lease Court for the protection of the heirs of necessity, but because of this they had to undergo a purely formal renunciation and were also forced to cringe, because in the meantime the Czech state had gone in the land registers to the place of the deceased Prince Philipp von Coburg. The resulting damage to the daughter dos Erblässer is demonstrable in many millions of marks. 5.) The Beamton of the Land Office will continue to be accused of doing so in the case of the drafting of the contracts of the 24th century. In March of this year, he set up a document to take account of two different legal requirements, in order to "get out of the way" of the officials cindcutig today, who, in reality, aimed to eliminate and eliminate dic Noterbin, who has been fighting for years for her legacy, with legal tricks at all times. It is clear from the judgment of the Court of First Instance that, in the event of a failure to fulfil its obligations under Article 85(1) of the Treaty, the Commission has failed to fulfil the obligations laid down in Article 85(2) of the EEC Treaty. They have, therefore, made themselves aware of the serious disadvantage suffered by heirs in respect of the loss of their rights, the breach of a pledge, and the damage suffered by them in the course of continuing action.