A claim does not necessarily have to be asserted by its holder. Indeed, the legal institution of mutually agreed representative action in Germany allows an external third party to assert the disputed right in their own name. Carlo Tunze analyzes what the discontinuation of this authority means for a process that is already underway.
A claim does not necessarily have to be asserted by its holder. Indeed, the legal institution of mutually agreed representative action in Germany allows an external third party to assert the disputed right in their own name. Carlo Tunze analyzes what the discontinuation of this authority means for a process that is already underway.