Exclusion of compensation payments for significant support of the National Socialist system

The Federal Administrative Court dismissed the defendant's complaint, ruling it admissible and well-founded, and granted leave for the defendant to appeal to the Federal Administrative Court on the merits, thereby allowing the prior instance judgment to be challenged. The dispute concerned the exclusion of compensation payments under the Compensation Payments Act, specifically whether the claimant's significant support for the National Socialist system constituted a bar to eligibility. The court held that the case is of fundamental legal significance because it requires further clarification of the interpretation of Section 1, Paragraph 4 of the Compensation Payments Act, which governs the exclusion of beneficiaries who materially facilitated the Nazi regime.