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P 13727-25 AI generated

Building permit denied for cantilevered glass balconies over point-dashed ground due to lack of small deviation or urgent common need.

Case Number P 13727-25
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Sweden (SE)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Supreme Court of Sweden denied the building permit application for cantilevered glass balconies over point-dashed ground. The applicant argued the structure met urgent common needs, but the court found it did not constitute a small deviation or satisfy such a need. Consequently, the permit was refused as the project failed to meet the statutory requirements for approval.

Legislator headnote

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Bygglagen 2010:144; Bygglovsförordningen (2010:145): A building permit shall not be granted unless the project constitutes a small deviation or satisfies an urgent common need; otherwise, the application is rejected.

Keywords

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building permit denial cantilevered balconies point-dashed ground small deviation requirement urgent common need Swedish planning law construction approval

Cited Legislation

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Bygglagen 2010:144
Bygglovsförordningen (2010:145)
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Full text

MÖD har bedömt att tillbyggnad avseende inglasade balkonger som i dess helhet kragar ut över punktprickad mark inte har utgjort en liten avvikelse eller tillgodosett ett angeläget gemensamt behov. Bygglov har därför inte kunnat ges.