Assertion of Imminent Threat Required for Injunction Against Private Defamatory Statements

The court affirmed the dismissal of a claim for injunctive relief under personal rights law, reasoning that comprehensive protection of personality under Article 28 of the Civil Code extends to statements made privately, encompassing both inner and outer honor, but a prerequisite for an injunction under Article 28a para. 1 no. 1 is a concrete, imminent threat of future infringement. Although the defendant made serious allegations in a private letter following a criminal proceeding where he had been convicted for making threats, the court found that the appellant failed to establish a serious and imminent danger of repetition, as the defendant's mere persistence in the lawfulness of his statements does not automatically imply an intent to publicize them, which was the focus of the requested injunction.