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Building permit had not lapsed due to slow progress of construction work

A house builder in Sande in Vestfold was granted permission in 2001 to construct a residential building. In 2014, the municipality took the view that the building permit had lapsed under Section 96 of the Planning and Building Act of 1985,...
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Atle Melø22. October 2025
Property Law

Expropriation for private road access could be justified by the need for safe and adequate access to a dwelling

The owners of a residential property in Askøy municipality outside Bergen sought a right of way over a neighbour’s property in order to improve access to and parking on their own land. The Gulating Court of Appeal granted them...
Atle Melø
Atle Melø22. October 2025
Labour lawProperty LawContract law

Appeals in civil cases – how to have your case reviewed again

When a civil case has been decided by the District Court, it is not necessarily the end of the matter. The Norwegian judicial system is based on a multi-tier court structure, which gives the parties the opportunity to have a case reviewed...
Atle Melø
Atle Melø26. June 2025
Labour lawProperty LawContract law

Court-connected mediation – an effective way to resolve disputes without a full trial

When a dispute reaches the courts, it is easy to assume that the next step will be a full trial followed by a judgment. In practice, however, many civil cases are resolved in...
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Atle Melø26. June 2025
Property Law

Eviction from property – what rights do landlords and tenants have?

An eviction—legally referred to as a removal from real property—is one of the most intrusive measures in tenancy relationships. For landlords, it may be necessary when a tenant fails to pay...
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Atle Melø26. June 2025
Property Law

Forced dissolution of co-ownership – when the co-owners cannot agree

Owning property together often works well—until the parties’ interests no longer align. This may involve former cohabitants who cannot agree on what to do with a shared home after a separation, siblings...
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Atle Melø26. June 2025
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