Since July, Arsalan Hidary has operated the only pharmacy in Nahe in the Segeberg district. Customers are pleased, but the predecessor and landlady is not. The two pharmacists recently met in court over a dispute involving sand and money.
Arsalan Hidary took over the Rosen pharmacy in Nahe in July, the only pharmacy location in the town in the Segeberg district. Customers appreciate the new operator, but the predecessor, who is also the landlady, does not share this joy. The conflict escalated into a rent dispute that ended up in court.
At the heart of the dispute were financial claims and an unusual incident: the pharmacy was filled with sand. Both pharmacists, Hidary and his predecessor, presented their positions in court. The article highlighting the case first appeared on May 8, 2025.
The incident highlights tensions in the handover of rental properties in rural areas like the Segeberg district. Details on verdicts or further steps remain unclear at this time.
