Hinterlehen Gut

The missing part of the file has reappeared

The Hinterlehen estate was finally evicted.(Bild: Hölzl Roland)

A supervisory complaint has now been rejected by the public prosecutor's office in Linz. In the meantime, the excavators are already rolling up at the estate in Saalfelden.

In the meantime, the excavators have rolled up at the evicted Hinterlehen estate in Saalfelden. The new owner, a real estate entrepreneur, has started conversion and redesign work. As reported, the former owner is fighting the sale. The question is whether this was legal, as only farmers should have been allowed to buy the farm.

As reported, there was no proof of suitability for farmers in the file. This has since reappeared and was only digitized later. The proceedings regarding the Saalfelden farm have since been discontinued. It was part of the proceedings against the Pinzgau Land Transfer Commission and the district governor Bernhard Gratz. The accusation of abuse of office was not confirmed.

A supervisory complaint about the missing part of the file was also unsuccessful, as the letter has been found. Now the only question that remains is the content of the document. According to its own information, the German association "Familienbetriebe Land und Forst Sachsen und Thüringen" cannot issue any confirmation of farmer eligibility.