Key legal question
Whether the employer's conduct in connection with the dismissal entitled the employee to moral damages under Arts. 49, 328 and 99(3) CO.
Extracted holding
No compensable personality infringement was shown; the dismissal and related administrative contacts did not justify moral damages.
Extracted reasoning
The court found no serious indication of conduct imputable to the employer that could objectively amount to a severe humiliation or other personality violation. A dismissal, even if allegedly abusive, does not ordinarily create such a claim; here the employee merely contradicted the lower courts' factual assessment.