Published in German: Betriebs-Berater 1999, pp.1785—(headnote and reasons); BayObLGR 1999, p. 72 (headnote)

Published in German: BayObLGZ 1999, 55-57 (headnote and reasons); BayObLGZ 1999; Nr 14, JMBl BY 1999, 73 (headnote); NJW-RR 2000, 807-808 (headnote and reasons); Betriebs-Berater, Beilage 12 zu Heft 50/2000 (RPS), p. 24

a The content of each force group is explained in the headnote.

a The content of each force group is explained in the headnote.

a The content of each force group is explained in the headnote.

b The content of each force group is explained in the headnote.

Footnotes: a The contents of each force group is explained in the headnote.

Probably the most successful such formulation is that to be found in the headnote to the case in the Reports of International Arbitral Awards:

Recommendations sent to the Working Group will henceforth contain “headnotes” (as for decisions included in the volumes of Selected Decisions under the Optional Protocol) at the beginning of the draft.

See, in particular, Federal Constitutional Court, 21 February 1992, rejecting the immunity defence of Honecker, former Head of State of the German Democratic Republic (published in German in Deutsche Rechtsprechung zum Völkerrecht und Europarecht, 1986-1993, Berlin, Springer, 1997, pp. 129-130), with a headnote in English which reads: “The immunity of a head of state cannot outlast the existence of the state which he or she represented.