Representation by a Federal Court of Justice-Admitted Attorney Required for Post-Termination Filings in Civil Proceedings

The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) dismissed multiple subsequent filings by the applicant, declaring the proceedings formally concluded and warning against further submissions, thereby upholding the applicant's non-prevalence. The case arose from the applicant's continued efforts to address a matter previously terminated by a Senate order, involving procedural attempts to engage the court without proper representation. The decisive legal basis was Section 78(1) Sentence 3 of the Code of Civil Procedure (ZPO), which mandates that certain procedural acts in proceedings before the BGH must be submitted through a lawyer admitted to the BGH, rendering the applicant's unrepresented filings legally ineffective.