Good News for Fortuna Kiosk: Eviction Lawsuit Thrown Out
Contentious Fortuna Cabin Issue: Eviction Lawsuit Withdrawn - Conflict concerning Fortuna kiosks: dismissal of eviction lawsuit
There's some relief in sight for the iconic Fortuna Kiosk on the Rhine embankment in Düsseldorf. The Regional Court of Düsseldorf has tosses out an eviction lawsuit filed by the property owner against the kiosk's lessees. The ruling stems from a procedural error in the initial termination notice. According to the court's decision (Case No: 21 O 36/25), all three brothers specified in the lease agreement should have been notified, not just the operating company. This verdict isn't final, as the Higher Regional Court of Düsseldorf may review any potential appeal.
Initially, the lease for Fortuna Kiosk was terminated at the end of 2024. Despite this, the brothers involved in the lease continued their operations, leading to the eviction lawsuit in January. This situation sparked concerns among fans of Fortuna Düsseldorf and other regular patrons of the popular hangout spot. Online petitions were launched in support of the kiosk, even gaining backing from CDU Mayor Stephan Keller.
- Kiosk eviction situation dismissed
- Düsseldorf
- Rhine embankment
- Regional Court of Düsseldorf
- Fortuna Düsseldorf supporters
- Local petitions
- CDU Mayor Stephan Keller
- The decision from the Regional Court of Düsseldorf to dismiss the eviction lawsuit for Fortuna Kiosk on the Rhine embankment has brought a sense of relief to the community, particularly the fans of Fortuna Düsseldorf and regular patrons, who initiated local petitions to support the kiosk, gaining the backing of CDU Mayor Stephan Keller.
- To ensure a smooth operation of Fortuna Kiosk, there may be a need for community aid, as well as aid for the production of agricultural products, in the form of potential business financing, to support the brothers involved in the lease and protect this popular hangout spot on the Rhine embankment in Düsseldorf.
