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Corona earthquake in the capital! The administrative court yesterday granted the urgent request of eleven restaurateurs who had demanded the curfew. Now you can open more than 11pm!
By Hildburg Bruns, Florian Kistler and Stefan Peter
The curfew for Berlin innkeepers has been in effect for almost a week. Now the regulation is starting to break down. The lawyer Niko Härting (56) submitted an urgent request to the administrative court for six, then another five bars. Both requests were processed on Friday, there is no more curfew for all eleven bars! “The administrative court has ended the headless staccato measures,” said lawyer Härting.
The court’s reasoning: In the case of new infections, restaurants are of subordinate importance compared to families or friends. The curfew is unnecessary, illegal and a disproportionate interference with freedom of occupation! The doors of the eleven bars can now remain open, but alcohol can no longer be served after 11 pm It means: drink yes, order no.
The Senate immediately filed a complaint with the next higher instance: the Superior Administrative Court. The so-called provisional order should give wings to the veto. But at night, at least, this contradiction failed. Second Senate Loss in One Day!
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Thomas Lengfelder (61), director of the Dehoga gastronomic association, criticizes that all the other 18,000 establishments continue to close at 11 pm: “Totally unacceptable!” Roberto Manteufel (38) of the initiative “Berlin Bars” in BZ: “The Senate is shooting beyond the goal! ”He himself runs the“ Marietta ”bar in Prenzlauer Berg, and now expects the alcohol ban to be lifted after 11 pm
The criticism came on Friday from coalition partner Die Linke. Dr. Wolfgang Albers (70), head of the health committee, on the BZ: “It is not the first regulation that has no legal validity. The Senate thus falls victim to the dynamics of its own crisis rhetoric. It was rewoven with a hot needle. “
Neukölln Health Councilor Falko Liecke (47, CDU) is skeptical: “I think that with this trial, the hospitality industry is shooting itself in the knee. I’m afraid all the extra measures will be much harsher than the curfew. I know the hosts are struggling to survive. However, protecting the health of the population is a valuable asset. “
The leader of the FDP parliamentary group, Seastian Czaja (37), calls for a special session of the House of Representatives and a statement from the government of the ruling mayor: “The Senate owes the Berliners transparency about its decisions and the participation of representatives elected, “Czaja said.
