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BS-2091/2009-VLR ECLI:DK:VLR:2023:BS0000006219 AI generated

Court dismisses appeal for low-value case lacking Process Permission Board approval under Section 389.

Case Number BS-2091/2009-VLR
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Denmark (DK)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Court of Justice dismissed the appeal because the lower court set costs below the 10,000 kr. threshold, requiring Process Permission Board approval which was absent. The appellant argued for review of the cost assessment, but the court noted that appeals for such low amounts are procedurally barred without specific permission. Consequently, the appeal was rejected as inadmissible due to the missing statutory authorization.

Legislator headnote

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Section 389, paragraph 2 of the Rules of Civil Procedure; Section 389, paragraph 2 of the Rules of Civil Procedure: Appeals against judgments setting costs below 10,000 kr. require explicit permission from the Process Permission Board, and without such permission, the appeal is inadmissible.

Keywords

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costs below threshold Process Permission Board admissibility requirement civil procedure rules low value appeal

Cited Legislation

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Section 389, paragraph 2 of the Rules of Civil Procedure
retsplejelovens § 389, st.
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Landsretten afviser kæremål, da byretten ved afgørelsen af sag har fastsat sagsomkostninger til et beløb, der ikke overstiger 10.000 kr., og afgørelsen derfor kun kan kæres med tilladelse fra Procesbevillingsnævnet, jf. retsplejelovens § 389, st. 2., og sådan tilladelse foreligger ikke