THE HIGHEST COURT IN GERMANY HAS ONCE AGAIN ADJOURNED THE FINAL DECISION ON THE ALLOCATION AND SALES OF EUROBONDS AND EMPHASIZED THE FACT THAT THE ALLOCATED SUMS OF MONEY FOR EUROBONDS SALES HAS NOT EXCEEDED THE LIMIT SET BY THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK.

     Germany's Highest Court in Karlsruhe has once again adjourned its required final decision on the unlimited sales of Eurobonds, particularly of the Eurozone Countries that have been financially hit hard by the European Union Austerity Measures that had been intended for the upgrade of individual Eurozone Countries credit line to the required standard as obligated by the European Central Bank (ECB) and the European Union Government unified finance policy which too, has been intended for higher efficiency, better production capacity and much financial freedom in Germany and the Eurozone Countries. Besides, the extended controversy on the required policy for Eurobonds sales with money allocation policy within the European Central Bank (ECB), the major private sector Investors and the central government with either the Federal, or the local governments of the various States of Germany that entailed the Free State of Bayern Munchen with other European Union Countries, particularly of the Northern, the Southern, the Western and Eastern European Union Countries which the Highest Court in Germany has emphasized the fact of the matter for the allocation of funds for Eurobonds sales with additional allocation of finance assistance packages by the European Central Bank, Private Sector Investors and various governments for the Eurozone Countries, particularly the Eurozone Countries of the most farthest southern parts of the Continent of Europe that have not exceeded the biggest sums of money allocation that has been set separately for each group of lenders such as the governments, major finance Institutions as the European Central Bank, the International Monetary Fund and a number of Private Sector Investors whose range of money allocation in finance contribution to the Eurobonds funds in the European Central Bank, or in the Private Believers coffers had been repeatedly raised to the sum of five hundred million Euros and over, despite the lowest interest rates being offered by the European Central Bank (ECB).

                                           Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.

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