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Gambling addiction in general: Partial incapacity ? (Page 3)

Topic created on 31st Mar. 2021 | Page: 3 of 3 | Answers: 22 | Views: 5,687
Wettman1

Partial incapacity ?

2nd Apr. 2021, at 10:56 pm CEST#21
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Falke wrote on 02.04.2021 at 19:04: It's clear what the TE wants.

He wants to get a certificate that he was temporarily incapacitated due to gambling addiction.

So you have at least a chance to get your money back.
Since he has not lost it in Online Casinos, he has either lost it in a state casino or in some gambling house.

And no, you will not be incapacitated, because you can plead temporary incapacity and only in connection with the gambling addiction. Means: The person concerned can still sign a cell phone contract, but get his gambling losses back because in this particular case he was not legally competent due to addiction.

I can only advise everyone against such a procedure. You are going down a dangerous path with an uncertain outcome. It may well be that a court-ordered partial incapacity can also affect other areas of life.

Yes, I know, but you can try it

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Jenn-R
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Partial incapacity ?

2nd Apr. 2021, at 11:14 pm CEST#22
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@Wettman1 could have thought of you once before
After always easy to say gg


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Falke
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Partial incapacity ?

2nd Apr. 2021, at 11:16 pm CEST#23
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Wettman1 wrote on 02.04.2021 at 22:55
For you this might be a German lesson !

Falke knows what I mean !
Despite my bad german


So I can only strongly advise you not to do anything in this direction.

The right doctor for your concern would be a psychiatrist. Not meant ironically. Only such a doctor could certify your incapacity.

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