Singer Sues Over AfD Post
Singer Heino is suing the AfD party. He wants money because they used his name in an election ad. He will not appear with the AfD.
Heino, whose real name is Schwarzbraun, claims the AfD party violated his rights. He is seeking at least 30,000 euros in compensation. He has previously expressed support for the CDU party. This lawsuit is happening in Innsbruck. He is also involved in a dispute with the FPÖ.
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Highlights
Heino Demands Compensation
Singer Heino is asking for at least 30,000 euros from the AfD.
AfD Used His Name
The AfD party used Heino’s name in election advertising.
Trademark Violation Claim
Heino claims the AfD violated his trademark rights.
Lawsuit Filed in Innsbruck
Heino has filed a lawsuit against the AfD.
Dispute with FPÖ Exists
Heino is also involved in a dispute with the FPÖ.
Perspectives
- Heino is suing the AfD party.
- Heino demands at least 30,000 euros.
- The AfD used Heino’s name in election advertising.
- Heino wants to avoid being associated with the AfD.
Heino claims the AfD violated his trademark and personality rights.
Der Spiegel, FAZ, Der Standard
The AfD argues they used his name for legitimate campaign advertising.
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