Emil Lederer · 1921
Emil Lederer’s 1921 commission-record intervention proposes a legal limit on repeating the Sperrverbot (blocking prohibition). The complete speaking turn consists of one conditional recommendation:
Lederer: Ich würde es für zweckmäßig halten, falls tatsächlich juristisch eine grenzenlose Wiederholung des Sperrverbots möglich ist, das auszuschließen.
English translation: Lederer: I would consider it advisable, if unlimited repetition of the blocking prohibition is indeed legally possible, to rule that out.
Lederer distinguishes possible legal permission from policy desirability: he does not establish that unlimited repetition is lawful, but recommends excluding it if it is. His concern is indefinite recurrence, not the prohibition itself. The brief record supplies neither its legal context nor a developed justification.
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