The response of 9 June: Adherence to three blocs and no renunciation
Source-based reconstruction. Private family members are not identified. Officeholders and professionals are mentioned only by their documented function.
By letter of 9 June, the letter of 4 June was replied to, the holiday registration was upheld and no waiver was expressly declared. For 2026 three specific holiday blocks were designated; later it was expressly stated that none of the three holiday weeks would be waived. By letter of 9 June, the letter of 4 June was replied to, the holiday registration was upheld and ausdrücklic…
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What the files show
In a letter dated 9 June a response was made to the letter of 4 June, the holiday registration was maintained and no waiver was expressly declared. For 2026 three specific holiday blocks were designated; later it was expressly stated that none of the three holiday weeks would be waived.
Application and opposing position
For this aspect, no separate additional motion is decisive; the analysis compares the documented state of the file with the outcome.
By letter dated 9. Juni the letter dated 4. Juni was answered, the holiday registration was adhered to, and no waiver was expressly declared.
“A waiver of registered leave is not declared.”
Checkpoint
For review, a strict distinction must be made between party submissions, counsel's application and the court's finding.
LawReport-Classification
The documents show several procedural stages: filing, protective brief, super-provisional petition, statements and the subsequent precautionary decision. For the assessment, each stage must be considered separately; a party's submission is not a judicial finding and a later decision does not retroactively replace the record as it stood at that time.
What does not follow from this
The documented proceedings corroborate the stated motions, statements and decision-making steps. They do not, by themselves, establish personal motives, bias, abuse of rights or a general unlawfulness. Such further assessments would require additional legal and factual grounds.
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