The tenant's association sued the state in 1993
Two years after the housing association's comprehensive restoration project ended in 1991 the Swedish Parliament changed the conditions for the entire financing by increasing the so-called "guaranteed interest" on mortgages, which led to a sharp increase in costs. The Parliament's decision meant that several hundred condominium associations and several thousand private property owners went bankrupt.
The association therefore sued the state in the Market Court (win 5-0) and subsequently civil law in District Court and Court of Appeal (loss in both) and also requested review in Supreme Court, which was denied.
For documentation about this 6-year legal process, refer to the following
literature:
Gunnar Akner
Staten har vilselett oss
Boförening vann mot staten
Dagens Industri 941011 pdf
Borättsförening fick rätt. Statens förbjuds använda uttrycket 'garanterad ränta'
Svenska Dagbladet 941011 pdf
Astrid Reichwald
Borätt vann över staten. Fem frågor till Gunnar Akner
Dagens Nyheter 941012 pdf
Gunnar Akner, Åsa Edeland, Mats Forsell, Gunnar Haglund
Bostadsrättsföreningarna har fått rätt mot staten
Finanstidningen 941027 pdf
Gunnar Akner
Bostadsrättsakuten föds ur statens eget avtalsbrott
Finanstidningen 941216 pdf
Gunnar Akner
Får staten bryta ingångna avtal?
Svenska Dagbladet, Brännpunkt 990419 pdf