THE HIGHEST COURT ADJOURNED ITS FINAL SESSION FOR THE VERDICT THAT MAY DETERMINE UNLIMITED EUROBONDS SALE OF THE MEMBER NATIONS.

THE HIGHEST COURT ADJOURNED ITS FINAL SESSION FOR THE VERDICT THAT MAY DETERMINE UNLIMITED EUROBONDS SALE OF THE MEMBER NATIONS.

     The Highest Court in Karlruhe has adjourned its final session expected for the release of the final verdict on the European Union finance rescue packages, the European Central Bank credit line, or finance policy and Germany's finance Minister support of the European Union finance policy, particularly on the European Central Bank finance policy that determines without specified guidance the unlimited Eurobonds sale of the member nations by banks within the Eurozone, or those on the States, or the European Central Bank contracts. The final session that may determine whether unlimited sale of Eurobonds by banks within Eurozone violates Germany's Constitution on finance and money policy rights, particularly of the financially and economiclly weaker member countries could violate the Eurozone qualified banks efficiency and money making opportunities, specially of the Euro-banks that have been involved with Private Believers on the Euro, or private finance packages.

                                             Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.