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However, if Greece is kicked out of the eurozone and Germany insist on being repaid and uses the legal structure of the EU to try to collect, then I think bringing up legal claims against Germany might be necessary in order to remain in the EU. Sweden's finest (and perhaps only) collaborative, leftist e-newspaper Synapze.se
It is a point being made to show that a Greek exit from the eurozone really does mean unrecoverable debts for the rest of Europe.
Beyond that, Citigroup has argued that the removal of ELA automatically creates a legal liability for Europe that absolves Greece of any debt.
I would also point out that the debt conversion in 2012 changed Greek debt from being Athens based, without any collective action clauses, to London debt that required a % of creditor agreement in the changing of any terms.
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