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BGB 839. 2 If an official breaches his official duties in a judgment in a legal matter , then he is only responsible for any damage arising from this if the breach of duty consists in a criminal offence . This provision is not applicable to refusal or delay that is in breach of duty in exercising a public function .
BGB 992 If the possessor obtained possession by unlawful interference with possession or by a criminal offence , the possessor is liable to the owner under the provisions on damages in tort .
BGB 1579 A maintenance claim is to be refused , reduced or restricted in time to the extent that it would be grossly inequitable for the person obliged to be claimed on , even if the concerns of a child of the spouses entrusted to the person entitled in order to be cared for or brought up were observed , because the marriage was of short duration ; here , account must be taken of the time in which the person entitled may demand maintenance for the care or upbringing of a child of the spouses under section 1570 , the person entitled lives in a stable long-term relationship , the person entitled has committed a major criminal offence or a serious intentional minor offence against the person obliged or against a close relative of the person obliged , the person entitled frivolously induced his own indigence , the person entitled frivolously disregarded serious property interests of the person obliged , the person entitled , before the parties lived apart , for a long period grossly violated his duty to contribute to the family maintenance , the person entitled is clearly responsible for manifestly serious misconduct towards the person obliged , or there is another reason that is just as serious as the reasons set out in nos . 1 to 7.
BGB 2025 If the possessor of the inheritance has obtained an object of the inheritance through a criminal offence or has obtained a thing that is part of the inheritance through unlawful interference with possession , he is liable under the provisions on damages for torts . A possessor of the inheritance in good faith , however , is liable for unlawful interference with possession under these provisions only if the heir has already actually taken possession of the thing .