Die Haftung für Wildschäden

Currently, the tenant of a hunting ground is contractually liable for game damage regardless of fault. Although the tenant of a shoot can make efforts to limit game damage, he is never released from his liability. This liability concept has been practised for decades and has hardly been questioned so far. Since the majority of the German hunting community are hobby hunters, private individuals are liable with their assets for entrepreneurial damages in agriculture and forestry. Increasingly intensive management thus leads to a potentially escalating liability risk. Dominik Groß examines possible solutions de lege lata and de lege ferenda.