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ÖF 16692-24 AI generated

Court dismisses appeal on ombudsman fees, ruling costs were reasonably necessary to protect property rights.

Case Number ÖF 16692-24
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Sweden (SE)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

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The Administrative Court of Sweden dismissed the appeal regarding the allocation of legal costs for the ombudsman's fees in a property determination case. The appellant argued that the fees were excessive, while the respondent contended they were essential to safeguard their property rights. The court upheld the lower decision, finding the costs reasonably necessary to protect the party's legal interests.

Legislator headnote

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s. 23 kap. 10 § 10 kap. 10 lagen (1974:700) om fastighetsbestämning: The Administrative Court may award costs to the successful party if the expenses were reasonably necessary to protect the party's rights, even if disputed by the opposing side.

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property determination ombudsman fees legal costs allocation administrative appeal reasonable necessity

Cited Legislation

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s. 23 kap. 10 § 10 kap. 10 lagen (1974:700) om fastighetsbestämning
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MÖD har, i likhet med MMD, bedömt att vinnande parts rättegångskostnader avseende ombudsarvode i mål om fastighetsbestämning varit skäligen påkallade för att tillvarata partens rätt och därför inte ändrat MMD:s beslut.