Overall, Mr. Griess was prohibited in eight lawsuits to spread various claims about the Norwegian movement, because it is simply far from the truth. Here is an overview of the process to which the Norwegian movement was forced due to the enormity of the allegations.
Brief Information about the court cases involving «The Norwegian Movement» against Friedrich Griess:
The most actuall rulings:
- The legally binding “FINAL RULING” of the Korneuburg Regional Court : Mr. Griess must remove the correspondence between Mr. Gjøsund and Sigurd Johan Bratlie from his website.
- The legally binding “PARTIAL RULING” of the Vienna Supreme Court: Mr. Griess must remove writings belonging to our church from his website and refrain from editing or otherwise using them.
In the final ruling against Griess of April 8th 2009, on page 3 under point 4, the court requires Mr. Griess to publish the following on his own website:
“The defendant is obliged to publish Points 1 and 2 of this ruling as well as points 1.2 and 1.2 of the partial ruling of the Supreme Court of August 11th 2005, 4 Ob 146/05g, with a bold heading and a bold border, as well as the names of the parties in the proceedings with a bold and spaced font, on the Internet address http://griess.st1.at under the link “Smiths Freunde”.
