Key legal question
Whether a successful third-party claim under Art. 106 ff. B.-G. binds the creditor in a later enforcement proceeding involving the same parties and objects.
Extracted holding
No. A successful third-party claim only has effect within the enforcement proceeding in which it was raised; it does not create a definitive recognition binding in later proceedings.
Extracted reasoning
The objection procedure is merely incidental to the specific enforcement case and serves only to decide whether the object may remain in that enforcement and be liquidated there. A judgment, admission, or failure to contest in that procedure cannot extend beyond that proceeding, because the underlying substantive relations may change in a later enforcement.