I have explicitly mentioned that is a Danish Supreme Court ruling on EU directives and hence, has bearing (not binding) in Germany. I'd love to prove wrong but

I have explicitly mentioned that is a Danish Supreme Court ruling on EU directives and hence, has bearing (not binding) in Germany. I'd love to prove wrong but here's a link that pretty much mentions the same > It’s noteworthy, though Germany’s legislators probably don’t realize this yet, that the elimination of the Störerhaftung enables use of the open wireless defense in Germany, according to a ruling from the Danish Supreme Court (which does have bearing in Germany, as that court ruled on EU directives). https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/2016/05/finally-germany-abolishes-open-wi-fi-liability-users-behavior/ https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/2016/05/finally-g...