Dispute over Dax beer exchange: Ex-operator Vagt goes to court!

An escalating conflict behind the scenes of the popular "Dax beer exchange" in Hanover makes headlines. The ex-operator Theo Vagt has taken legal action against the current managing director Dominique Beister. How the Hannoversche Allgemeine Zeitung reported, the dispute was borne in front of the Hanover Regional Court after a quality negotiation had taken place on May 6th.

VAGTER defends itself against the confiscation of its company shares decided in April, which belongs to its 50 percent share in B+V Betriebsgesellschaft GmbH. He is accused of having behaved "in relation to the call and society". The conflict between Vagte and Dominique Beister, the son of Ralf Beister, who has taken over the management since 2019, escalated during the renovation of the discotheque in Corona pandemic. Vagger accused Beister, made mood against him and put pressure on long -term confidants. Beister, on the other hand, rejected the allegations and appointed an extraordinary general meeting.

Litigation and possible agreement

In addition, Vagger is accused of having distributed "discrediting, truthful information" and disclosed internal information. A comparison was sought in the quality negotiation, and the urgent procedure was interrupted until July 1st. Potentially, an agreement on the sale of Vagt's company shares could be considered. Vague shareholders with all rights remain until clarification, and an average six-digit sum is discussed for its 50 percent share. It remains unclear whether Vagt wants to sell its shares in the end, a decision will be expected in the next week. If no agreement is reached, the procedure will continue.

In another context, the operator of the Dax beer exchange in Braunschweig, Gökhan San, comments on nightlife in the city. According to news38 recorded. San explains that many young people could not really get to know celebrating in clubs through corona pandemic. In order to counter the decline, he plans new concepts that should address young people, including new party series and an improved online presence.