Constitutional court dismissed challenge to 1928 law on state liability for war damages.

The Constitutional Court dismissed the applicant's complaint regarding the state's liability for war damages incurred during the First World War. The applicant argued that the state should bear responsibility for these historical losses, while the government contended that the matter was already settled by existing legal frameworks. The court ruled that the specific statutory provisions in force at the time precluded a new claim for compensation, thereby upholding the status quo.