Delivery – An overview of types of delivery in Denmark The Danish courts use several ways of serving notices. The manner of service is at the discretion of the court. The following are delivery methods, all of which are equally appropriate, effective and lawful....
A transport company was ordered to pay damages to Siemens Wind Power A/S The process Siemens Wind Power had signed a contract with an English company for Siemens to produce 8 windmills and deliver them to the Curragh Mountain Wind Park in Ireland. The contract...
The General Terms were so unusual and onerous that they were not considered agreed. The dispute The dispute revolved around how the carrier had breached the agreement and whether he should pay a penalty and compensation. The main question in the case was whether the...
The carrier was not liable for the theft of wine during transport Although the carrier did not lock the trailer while staying at a rest area, the court found him not responsible for the theft of wine. The process A wine merchant had made an agreement with a transport...
The buyer had not obtained ownership from the bank The case A transport company had leased 5 trucks and trailers from a bank. In connection with the agreement in the leasing contracts, the bank handed over both the first and the second part of the vehicle registration...
Digital delivery It is now possible to require digital communication if the court is to give a notice in a case being dealt with at the court’s case portal. The notice may lawfully be given on simplified delivery or on digital delivery. In civil cases, the...
