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Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG

Case number: 67g IN 321/24Court: HamburgState: Hamburg
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According to the official notice of 2026-11-11, the Amtsgericht Hamburg ordered preliminary protective measures concerning Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG (preliminary stage, case no. 67g IN 321/24). The official notices available to us contain no opening of proceedings. Procedure type: Supervisor. The court appointed a preliminary insolvency administrator.

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Official gazette entry

Full text of the §9 InsO opening decree from insolvenzbekanntmachungen.de.

Amtsgericht Hamburg, Aktenzeichen: 67g IN 321/24 In dem Insolvenzeröffnungsverfahren über das Vermögen der im Handelsregister des Amtsgerichts Hamburg unter HRA 111518 eingetragenen Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG, Heimhuder Straße 36, 20148 Hamburg, gesetzlich vertreten durch: […Show full announcement ↓
Amtsgericht Hamburg, Aktenzeichen: 67g IN 321/24 In dem Insolvenzeröffnungsverfahren über das Vermögen der im Handelsregister des Amtsgerichts Hamburg unter HRA 111518 eingetragenen Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG, Heimhuder Straße 36, 20148 Hamburg, gesetzlich vertreten durch: […] werden die Vergütung und die zu erstattenden Auslagen der vorläufigen Insolvenzverwalterin […] wie folgt festgesetzt: Vergütung EUR zuzüglich 19 % Mehrwertsteuer von EUR EUR Endbetrag EUR Gründe: Die vorläufige Insolvenzverwalterin hat ihr Amt vom 06.11.2024 bis zum 18.11.2024 ausgeübt. Sie hat Anspruch auf gesonderte Vergütung für ihre Geschäftsführung und auf Erstattung angemessener Auslagen (§§ 21, 63 InsO). Grundlage für die Berechnung der Vergütung ist das Vermögen, auf das sich ihre Tätigkeit während des Eröffnungsverfahren erstreckt hat. Die Vergütung beträgt in der Regel 25 vom Hundert der Staffelvergütung des § 2 Abs. 1 InsVV (§ 11 Abs. 1 InsVV). Je nach Art, Dauer und Umfang der Tätigkeit der vorläufigen Insolvenzverwalterin kann der Regelsatz überschritten oder ein geringerer Satz zugrunde gelegt werden (§§ 11, 10, 3 InsVV). Das verwaltete Vermögen betrug 3.366.748,79 EUR. Die Staffelvergütung des § 2 Abs. 1 InsVV beträgt demnach EUR. Davon stehen der vorläufigen Insolvenzverwalterin als Regelvergütung 25 % in Höhe von EUR zu. Im Hinblick auf Art, Dauer und Umfang der Tätigkeit der vorläufigen Insolvenzverwalterin im vorliegenden Verfahren ist die Festsetzung einer Minderung des Regelsatzes auf 10 % und damit auf den Betrag von EUR gerechtfertigt. Wegen der Einzelheiten wird auf die bisher erstatteten Tätigkeitsberichte und den Vergütungsantrag vom 02.12.2024 verwiesen. Auslagen gem. §§ 10, 4 Abs. 2 InsVV wurden nicht geltendgemacht. Rechtsmittelbelehrung: Gegen die Vergütungsfestsetzung ist die sofortige Beschwerde gem. § 64 Abs. 3 InsO; § 567 Abs. 2 ZPO i.V.m. § 11 RPflG an das Amtsgericht Hamburg statthaft, wenn der Wert des Beschwerdegegenstandes 200,00 EUR übersteigt oder das Amtsgericht die Beschwerde zugelassen hat. Wird der Beschwerdewert von 200,00 EUR nicht erreicht, ist der Rechtsbehelf der Erinnerung gem. § 11 Abs. 2 RPflG gegeben. Beide Rechtsmittel stehen, soweit beschwert, dem Verwalter/Treuhänder/Sachwalter und dem Schuldner und jedem Insolvenzgläubiger zu. Die sofortige Beschwerde als auch die Erinnerung müssen innerhalb von zwei Wochen bei dem Amtsgericht Hamburg eingegangen sein. Sie sind schriftlich in deutscher Sprache bei dem […] einzulegen. Beide Rechtsmittel können auch zur Niederschrift der Geschäftsstelle eines jeden Amtsgerichts erklärt werden. Das Rechtsmittel muss binnen einer Frist von zwei Wochen bei dem zuständigen Amtsgericht Hamburg eingegangen sein. Das gilt auch dann, wenn es zur Niederschrift der Geschäftsstelle eines anderen als dem nach dieser Belehrung zuständigen Amtsgerichts abgegeben wurde. Die Frist beginnt jeweils mit der Verkündung der Entscheidung oder, wenn diese nicht verkündet wird, mit deren Zustellung. Zum Nachweis der Zustellung genügt auch die öffentliche Bekanntmachung. Diese gilt als bewirkt, sobald nach dem Tag der unter www.insolvenzbekanntmachungen.de erfolgten Veröffentlichung zwei weitere Tage verstrichen sind. Maßgeblich für den Beginn der Beschwerdefrist ist der frühere Zeitpunkt. Das Rechtsmittel muss die Bezeichnung der angefochtenen Entscheidung sowie die Erklärung enthalten, dass Erinnerung gegen diesen Beschluss eingelegt wird. Sie soll begründet werden. Veröffentlichungszusatz im Internet hinsichtlich der Vergütung: Gemäß § 64 Absatz 2 Satz 2 InsO sind die festgesetzten Beträge nicht zu veröffentlichen. Der vollständige Beschluss kann in der Geschäftsstelle des Amtsgerichts Hamburg, Zimmer Nr. B404 eingesehen werden. 67g IN 321/24 Amtsgericht Hamburg, 09.11.2026

Official announcement pursuant to § 9 InsO. Names of natural persons have been removed. Source: insolvenzbekanntmachungen.de.

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What the full profile on Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG covers

  1. 1 · Assessment🔒 with ProWho the call to the administrator is worth it for — and who not.FitsProbably not forThe decisive questionSee it in the example →
  2. 2 · What is in the company🔒 with ProWhat is in the estate — checked against the EU procurement and research registers.Check list before the callEU procurement and EU researchOpen for the administratorSee it in the example →
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Key deadlines

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§§ 29, 156–157 InsO — the creditors' meeting decides continue vs. liquidate. Going-concern sales usually close before it.
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§174 InsO — deadline for creditors to lodge claims. Not a buyer's date.
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§§ 29, 176 InsO — verification of the lodged claims. A creditors' date.
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What an asset deal actually carries

Buying out of an insolvency estate is an asset deal: you buy individual assets and rights, not the company. This is the checklist experienced buyers work through before they bid. We do not hold the answers for this proceeding — they come from the administrator.

  • Which assets already belong, economically, to somebody else?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Retention of title, security assignment and leasing are the most common reason the machine in the photo is not part of the sale. The administrator may only realise what belongs to the estate (§§ 47, 51 InsO). Ask for the list of third-party claims before you value anything.

  • Are the premises part of the estate, or does everything hang on the landlord?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    With leased premises the landlord decides whether the lease transfers to you. For a location-bound business, a site you may not keep IS the deal. Establish ownership, remaining term, termination rights and the landlord's consent — in writing, before you bid.

  • Are the permits attached to the business or to a person?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Licences, hospitality permits, Handwerksrolle registration, § 34c GewO permits, healthcare and transport approvals: some transfer with the business, others are attached to a natural person and lapse with them. For a regulated trade, a permit matrix is the first step, not the last.

  • Who actually owns the brand, the domain, the shop and the customer data?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Domains are frequently registered to a shareholder or an agency rather than to the company, and trademarks are sometimes licensed in from a holding entity. Without the domain and the mark you are buying inventory, not a business. Customer data needs a separate data-protection assessment — a customer base is not a chattel.

  • § 613a BGB: which employment relationships come with the assets?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Taking over a business or part of one means stepping into the existing employment contracts, insolvency or not. What insolvency changes is liability for OLD obligations: for claims that arose before the proceeding opened, settled BAG case law says the buyer does not carry them. The social plan is capped by § 123 InsO at 2.5 monthly salaries per employee, and at one third of the estate that would otherwise be distributed. Model headcount × monthly salary × 2.5 as the ceiling, then test the one-third limit against the estate.

  • Which contracts does the business need in order to still run on Monday?

    Not known — ask the administrator

    Under § 103 InsO the administrator elects whether to perform contracts neither side has completed, and in an asset deal customer and supplier contracts transfer only with the counterparty's consent. Ask which five contracts the business cannot run without — ERP, payment provider, fulfilment, key supplier, key customer — and settle novation before closing.

Why buying from the estate is cleaner than an ordinary acquisition

  • § 75(2) AO — the successor's liability for the predecessor's business taxes expressly does not apply to an acquisition out of an insolvency estate. Buying a healthy company, that is one of the largest risks you carry.
  • § 25 HGB — successor liability on continuing the trade name is routinely excluded on an acquisition from the estate, and on the prevailing view does not attach in the first place; put the exclusion in the contract regardless.
  • Pre-opening employment liabilities do not travel with the buyer under settled BAG case law — the running business transfers, the debts stay in the estate.

General information on German law. Not legal advice, and not a statement about this company. For the actual case only the administrator and the purchase agreement decide.

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Frequently asked questions

What has the court ordered concerning Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG?+

According to the official notice of 2026-11-11, the Amtsgericht Hamburg ordered preliminary protective measures concerning Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG (preliminary stage, case no. 67g IN 321/24). The official notices available to us contain no opening of proceedings.

Which court handles the matter concerning Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG and what is the case number?+

The competent court is the Amtsgericht Hamburg. The proceedings are conducted under case number 67g IN 321/24.

What is the company registration number of Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG?+

Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG is recorded in the official register under HRA 111518.

Can Offenbach Hotelbetriebsgesellschaft mbh & Co. KG or its assets be acquired?+

While only preliminary protective measures are in place, no decision has been made on opening proceedings — and so none on any sale. Whether that happens is shown only by a further official notice.

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