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Bankruptcy Decision for Oscar Properties Postponed

The Stockholm District Court has decided to postpone the decision on bankruptcy for the crisis-stricken real estate company Oscar Properties until October 31, reports the newspaper Expressen. The decision was expected on Thursday, but was postponed after Oscar Properties' CEO Richard Bagge requested a reprieve, citing the possibility of additional funds coming into the company to cover a debt to the Tax Authority, which is the basis for the bankruptcy petition.

Bankruptcy Decision for Oscar Properties Postponed

Events Company Sentenced to Repay Pandemic Support

A events company is sentenced by the Stockholm District Court to pay back 510,002 kronor in pandemic support, writes Dagens Juridik. In 2020, the events company was forced to cancel 30 Christmas concerts due to covid restrictions, which led to the company being granted 2,374,700 kronor in pandemic support in 2021.

Events Company Sentenced to Repay Pandemic Support

Katrin Zytomierska's Company Goes Bankrupt

Influencer Katrin Zytomierska's holding company is being declared bankrupt. The reason is that the company cannot pay its debts, writes [Expressen](https://www.

Katrin Zytomierska's Company Goes Bankrupt

The last day for SAS shares

The last day for trading in airline SAS's existing shares on the stock exchanges in Stockholm, Oslo, and Copenhagen will be tomorrow, Tuesday, August 13, writes SAS in a press release. It will also be the last day for trading with the company's listed so-called hybrid bonds.

The last day for SAS shares

Oscar Properties makes a comeback – avoids bankruptcy

Oscar Properties Holding has, after an agreement with creditors, avoided bankruptcy. "Now we have got a little breathing room", writes the crisis-stricken property company's CEO Richard Bagge in a comment.

Oscar Properties makes a comeback – avoids bankruptcy

The District Court Rejects Reconstruction for Luxury Property Developer

The crisis-stricken real estate company Oscar Properties' application for reconstruction was rejected by the Stockholm District Court on Wednesday, reports Dagens industri. "They have achieved their goal", says CEO Richard Bagge about a housing association that has requested the company's bankruptcy.

The District Court Rejects Reconstruction for Luxury Property Developer

Lenient sentence due to climate emergency – now sentenced

A climate activist was convicted of disobedience to the authorities but was spared punishment with reference to having acted to protect the climate. Now the Court of Appeal is overturning the decision and sentencing the man to pay a fine.

Lenient sentence due to climate emergency – now sentenced

Sold companies to criminals in large scam - sentenced

The business broker systematically bought and resold companies with a good history, creditworthiness, and F-tax to criminals for use in criminal schemes, according to the indictment. Now, three people are being sentenced to prison for serious economic crimes.

Sold companies to criminals in large scam - sentenced

Reconstruction of SAS's Swedish operations approved

The crisis-stricken airline SAS has had its reconstruction plan for the Swedish part approved by the Stockholm District Court, writes SAS in a press release. As a result, all of the company's shares and hybrid bonds will be redeemed and withdrawn, according to SAS.

Reconstruction of SAS's Swedish operations approved

Young woman suspected of brutal gang murder

In the shadow of more media-intensive gang wars, a violent conflict has raged in Norrköping. Enemy lists have guided hitmen who have shot, blown up and set fires.

Young woman suspected of brutal gang murder

Expert on Acquittal in War Crimes Trial: Difficulty with Evidence

It is difficult to find sufficient evidence for suspected war crimes abroad. This is highlighted by experts since a former Syrian brigadier general was acquitted by the Stockholm District Court.

Expert on Acquittal in War Crimes Trial: Difficulty with Evidence

Gallery does not have to repay crisis support

The Wetterling Gallery art gallery in Stockholm will not be required to repay the crisis support paid out by the State Cultural Council during the pandemic, according to a decision by the Stockholm District Court. According to the Cultural Council, the gallery was to repay 1.

Gallery does not have to repay crisis support

Zytomierska Loses to ABBA

Influencer Katrin Zytomierska has been fined 200,000 kronor for unauthorised use of ABBA's music in an advert, reports [Expressen](https://www. expressen.

Zytomierska Loses to ABBA

Syrian General Cleared: "Did What We Could"

Thousands of civilians were injured or killed when the Assad regime's army launched a violent attack on the cities of Homs and Hama in the run-up to the Syrian civil war. A Syrian brigadier general who fled to Sweden is now being acquitted in a unique war crimes trial.

Syrian General Cleared: "Did What We Could"

Lured into the Trap: Catastrophe that He Was Released

In promises of parties, women, and a Finnish cruise, he managed to lure executioner Hamid Noury to Sweden and get him convicted. Now Hamid Noury is a free man – exchanged for two Swedish citizens.

Lured into the Trap: Catastrophe that He Was Released

Website Convicted of Defamation Against Gunilla Persson

Stop the presses, a verdict is in for a case of defamation against Gunilla Persson, writes Expressen. She had sued the website and its responsible publisher Daniel Nyhlén for three cases of gross defamation.

Website Convicted of Defamation Against Gunilla Persson

Gröna Lund suspected of crime after Jetline accident

Two companies suspected of committing crimes in connection with the accident on the Jetline rollercoaster last summer where one person died and several were injured. One of the companies is Gröna Lund, reports Ny Teknik.

Gröna Lund suspected of crime after Jetline accident

Gunilla Persson was right in defamation case

Stop the Presses has been found guilty of a case of defamation against Gunilla Persson. This was announced on Monday afternoon in the freedom of the press case in Stockholm District Court, where TV personality Daniel Nyhlén and his website Stop the Presses are suing celebrity journalist Daniel Nyhlén and his website Stop the Presses for gross defamation.

Gunilla Persson was right in defamation case