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BS-69/2024-OLR ECLI:DK:OLR:2025:BS0000000334 AI generated

Civil court dismissed appeal because process permission from lower board was not present.

Case Number BS-69/2024-OLR
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Denmark (DK)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The civil court dismissed the appeal because the required process permission from the Process Permission Board was absent. The appellant argued for review of the underlying decision, but the court noted the procedural defect. Consequently, the court ruled that the appeal could not proceed without the necessary authorization.

Legislator headnote

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s. 170 af Procesbevillingsloven; s. 171 af Procesbevillingsloven: An appeal is inadmissible if the requisite process permission from the competent board has not been issued.

Keywords

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process permission Process Permission Board admissibility of appeal procedural defect civil procedure law

Cited Legislation

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s. 170 af Procesbevillingsloven
s. 171 af Procesbevillingsloven
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Landsretten afviste kæren, med henvisning til, at Procesbevillingsnævnets kæretilladelse ikke forelå

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