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Newsletter on new appellate ruling clarifying housing associations’ right to exit subsidy scheme

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The legal framework governing Danish housing associations subject to subsidy declarations has long remained largely untested. However, a new ruling from the High Court of Denmark now provides important clarification on how associations may exit these restrictions under the 1964 statutory buy-out regime.

Click 'Download' above to read Moalem Weitemeyer’s latest newsletter on this matter, authored by Partner Thomas Mygind, analysing the first appellate ruling on Denmark’s subsidy declaration buy-out regime and its implications for housing associations and municipalities.

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