Five-year dispute concluded – the Supreme Court reverses a judgment in favour of Lindahl’s client
“For my client, Foxhouse Holding AB, this means that a distribution of profits of SEK 20 million, as well as interest of just over SEK 10 million, need not be paid back to the bankrupt’s estate, which would have been the case had the Court of Appeal’s judgment been upheld. It is of course a significant victory for my client and we are very pleased with the outcome,” says Anna Ramsay, partner and lawyer at Lindahl and counsel in the extensive case.
Read more about the judgment and the case in Dagens Juridik.
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