Tree-dom lies in being bold: Uli Hoeneß appears in court over sapling scrum
A decision on the case is expected on September 24.
Uli Hoeneß, a supervisory board member of Bayern Munich, made a court appearance on Thursday in Munich II Regional Court to address a lawsuit filed by his neighbor over two trees planted on his property. The case, which has taken an unexpected turn, is set to be decided on September 24. The disputed area is located in a region where tree planting is generally prohibited, leading to a disagreement between Hoeneß and his neighbor.
Hoeneß maintains that the area in question is not within the restricted zone, while the neighbor insists that it is. As of now, Hoeneß has not commented on the matter prior to the court hearing. The Bavarian Football Works tip line is open for any tree law specialists who may wish to contribute to the case.
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