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Revision of the defendant Land dismissed

BAG 9 AZR 400/13Bag / Division 9Oct 15, 2013Dismissed

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Omnilex summary

The Federal Labour Court dismissed the defendant Land's revision against the judgment of the Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Labour Court. It held the appeal unsuccessful and ordered the defendant Land to bear the costs of the revision. The parties had waived the statement of facts and reasons.

Omnilex headnote

Art. 313a Abs. 1 ZPO; revision in labour proceedings; where the parties waive findings of fact and reasons, the judgment may be rendered without them. A revision that does not reveal a ground for overturning the appellate judgment is to be dismissed; the unsuccessful appellant bears the costs of the revision.

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BAG — 9 AZR 400/13, Urteil

Entscheidungsdatum: 2013-10-15

Aktenzeichen: 9 AZR 400/13

Dokumenttyp: Urteil

Vorinstanz: vorgehend ArbG Berlin, 12. Juni 2012, Az: 50 Ca 11294/11, Urteilvorgehend LArbG Berlin-Brandenburg, 20. Februar 2013, Az: 4 Sa 1584/12 und 4 Sa 1712/12, Urteil

Spruchkörper: 9. Senat

Tenor

  1. Die Revision des beklagten Landes gegen das Urteil des Landesarbeitsgerichts Berlin-Brandenburg vom 20. Februar 2013 - 4 Sa 1584/12 und 4 Sa 1712/12 - wird zurückgewiesen.

  2. Das beklagte Land hat die Kosten der Revision zu tragen.

Sonstige Leitsätze

1 Die Parteien haben auf Tatbestand und Entscheidungsgründe verzichtet (§ 313a Abs. 1 ZPO) .

BrühlerKrasshöferKlose
KranzuschM. Lücke

Keywords

employment lawrevisioncostswaiver of reasonsappellate review

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Key legal questions extracted by Omnilex

Key legal question

Whether the defendant Land's revision against the appellate judgment should succeed

Extracted holding

The revision was unfounded and had to be dismissed.

Extracted reasoning

The Federal Labour Court found no reason to disturb the appellate judgment.

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