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European E-Justice Portal EN Home Country: Sweden Instrument: Serving documents Competence type: Transmitting agencies Courts, enforcement authorities and other Swedish authorities which serve judicial and extrajudicial documents in civil or commercial matters. More than one court/authority has been found which is competent for this legal instrument based on the information you provided. Below is the list: Alingsås tingsrätt Södra Ringgatan 23 City / Municipality : Alingsås Postal code : 441 33 Postal address : Box 126 City (postal address) : ALINGSÅS Postal code (postal address) : 441 23 (46-322) 793 00 (46-322) 63 41 08 [email protected] http://www.alingsastingsratt.domstol.se/ Attunda tingsrätt Tingsvägen 11 City / Municipality : Sollentuna Postal code : 191 61 Postal address : Box 940 City (postal address) : Sollentuna Postal code (postal address) : 191 29 08-561 695 00 08-561 695 01 [email protected] http://www.attundatingsratt.domstol.se Blekinge tingsrätt Rådhuset, Stortorget City / Municipality : Karlskrona Postal code : 371 31 Postal address : Box 319 City (postal address) : KARLSKRONA Postal code (postal address) : 371 25 (46-455) 33 54 00 (46-455) 268 58 [email protected] http://www.blekingetingsratt.domstol.se/ Borås tingsrätt Rådhuset, Österlånggatan 35-37 City / Municipality : Borås Postal code : 503 31 Postal address : Box 270 City (postal address) : BORÅS Postal code (postal address) : 501 13 (46-33) 17 70 00 (46-33) 10 30 88 [email protected] http://www.borastingsratt.domstol.se Eksjö tingsrätt Sofieholmsgatan 7 City / Municipality : Eksjö Postal code : 575 33 Postal address : Box 230 City (postal address) : EKSJÖ Postal code (postal address) : 575 23 (46-381) 384 00 (46-381) 139 29 [email protected] http://www.eksjotingsratt.domstol.se Eskilstuna tingsrätt Rademachergatan 8 City / Municipality : Eskilstuna Postal code : 632 20 Postal address : Box 363 City (postal address) : ESKILSTUNA Postal code (postal address) : 631 05 (46-16) 16 68 00 (46-16) 12 36 20 [email protected] http://www.eskilstunatingsratt.domstol.se/ Falu tingsrätt Kullen 4 City / Municipality : Falun Postal code : 791 31 Postal address : Box 102 City (postal address) : FALUN Postal code (postal address) : 791 23 (46-23) 482 00 (46-23) 482 80 [email protected] http://www.falutingsratt.domstol.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Gotlands tingsrätt Artillerigatan 2 A City / Municipality : Visby Postal code : 621 45 Postal address : Box 1143 City (postal address) : VISBY Postal code (postal address) : 621 22 (46-498) 28 14 00 (46-498) 27 97 59 [email protected] http://www.gotlandstingsratt.domstol.se/ Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Gällivare tingsrätt Lasarettsgatan 22 City / Municipality : Gällivare Postal code : 982 32 Postal address : Box 23 City (postal address) : GÄLLIVARE Postal code (postal address) : 982 21 (46-970) 758 00 (46-970) 758 49 [email protected] http://www.domstol.se Gävle tingsrätt Lantmäterigatan 4 City / Municipality : Gävle Postal code : 803 10 Postal address : Box 1194 City (postal address) : GÄVLE Postal code (postal address) : 801 36 (46-26) 17 67 00 (46-26) 17 67 50 [email protected] http://www.gavletingsratt.domstol.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Göta hovrätt Hovrättsgränd 4 City / Municipality : Jönköping Postal address : Box 2223 City (postal address) : Jönköping Postal code (postal address) : 550 02 + 46 (0) 36 - 15 69 00 + 46 (0) 36 - 15 65 36 [email protected] http://www.gotahovratt.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Göteborgs tingsrätt Ullevigatan 15 City / Municipality : Göteborg Postal code : 411 10 City (postal address) : GÖTEBORG Postal code (postal address) : 404 83 (46-31) 701 10 00 (46-31) 701 13 00 [email protected] http://www.goteborgstingsratt.domstol.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Halmstads tingsrätt Södra vägen 5 City / Municipality : Halmstad Postal code : 302 42 Postal address : Box 193 City (postal address) : HALMSTAD Postal code (postal address) : 301 05 (46-35) 15 25 00 (46-35) 10 79 85 [email protected] http://www.halmstadstingsratt.domstol.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Haparanda tingsrätt Strandgatan 20 City / Municipality : Haparanda Postal code : 953 31 Postal address : Box 174 City (postal address) : HAPARANDA Postal code (postal address) : 953 24 (46-922) 281 00 (46-922) 143 22 [email protected] http://www.domstol.se Helsingborgs tingsrätt Konsul Perssons plats 1 City / Municipality : Helsingborg Postal code : 252 25 Postal address : Box 712 City (postal address) : HELSINGBORG Postal code (postal address) : 251 07 (46-42) 19 97 00 (46-42) 19 88 00 [email protected] http://www.helsingborgstingsratt.domstol.se Hovrätten för Nedre Norrland Södra Tjärngatan 2 City / Municipality : Sundsvall Postal code : 852 37 Postal address : Box 170 City (postal address) : Sundsvall Postal code (postal address) : 851 03 +46 (0) 60-18 68 00 +46 (0) 60-18 68 39 [email protected] http://www.hovrattenfornedrenorrland.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Hovrätten för Västra Sverige Packhusplatsen 6 City / Municipality : Göteborg Postal code : 411 13 Postal address : Box 40 City (postal address) : Göteborg Postal code (postal address) : 401 20 +46 (0) 31-701 22 00 + 46 (0) 31-774 29 43 [email protected] http://www.vastrahovratten.domstol.se Hovrätten över Skåne och Blekinge Hovrättstorget 1 City / Municipality : Malmö Postal code : 211 18 Postal address : Box 846 City (postal address) : Malmö Postal code (postal address) : 201 80 +46 (0)40-35 57 00 +46 (0)40-783 11 [email protected] http://www.hovrattenskaneblekinge.domstol.se Hudiksvalls tingsrätt Lagmansgatan 1 City / Municipality : Hudiksvall Postal code : 824 43 Postal address : Box 1073 City (postal address) : HUDIKSVALL Postal code (postal address) : 824 12 (46-650) 374 50 (46-650) 310 94 [email protected] http://www.hudiksvallstingsratt.domstol.se Hässleholms tingsrätt Frykholmsgatan 10 City / Municipality : Hässleholm Postal code : 281 31 Postal address : Box 135 City (postal address) : HÄSSLEHOLM Postal code (postal address) : 281 22 (46-451) 487 00 (46-451) 487 40 [email protected] http://www.hassleholmstingsratt.domstol.se Jönköpings tingsrätt Hamngatan 15 City / Municipality : Jönköping Postal code : 553 21 Postal address : Box 2243 City (postal address) : JÖNKÖPING Postal code (postal address) : 550 02 (46-36) 15 67 00 (46-36) 15 67 95 [email protected] http://www.jonkopingstingsratt.domstol.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Kalmar tingsrätt Smålandsgatan 28 City / Municipality : Kalmar Postal code : 392 34 Postal address : Box 613 City (postal address) : KALMAR Postal code (postal address) : 391 26 (46-480) 47 78 00 (46-480) 226 77 [email protected] http://www.kalmartingsratt.domstol.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Kristianstads tingsrätt Kanalgatan 32 City / Municipality : Kristianstad Postal code : 291 34 Postal address : Box 536 City (postal address) : KRISTIANSTAD Postal code (postal address) : 291 25 (46-44) 18 36 00 (46-44) 12 22 53 [email protected] http://www.kristianstadstingsratt.domstol.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Linköpings tingsrätt Brigadgatan 3 City / Municipality : Linköping Postal code : 587 58 Postal address : Box 365 City (postal address) : LINKÖPING Postal code (postal address) : 581 03 (46-13) 25 10 00 (46-13) 25 10 25 [email protected] http://www.linkopingstingsratt.domstol.se Luleå tingsrätt Skeppsbrogatan 43 City / Municipality : Luleå Postal code : 972 31 Postal address : Box 849 City (postal address) : LULEÅ Postal code (postal address) : 971 26 (46-920) 29 55 00 (46-920) 29 55 01 [email protected] Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Lunds tingsrätt Tingsrättsplatsen 2 City / Municipality : Lund Postal code : 222 37 Postal address : Box 75 City (postal address) : LUND Postal code (postal address) : 221 00 (46-46) 16 04 00 (46-46) 13 39 33 [email protected] http://www.lundstingsratt.domstol.se Lycksele tingsrätt Bångvägen 14 City / Municipality : Lycksele Postal code : 921 31 Postal address : Box 53 City (postal address) : LYCKSELE Postal code (postal address) : 921 22 (46-950) 237 00 (46-950) 237 35 [email protected] http://www.lyckseletingsratt.se Malmö tingsrätt Kalendegatan 1 City / Municipality : Malmö Postal code : 211 35 Postal address : Box 265 City (postal address) : MALMÖ Postal code (postal address) : 201 22 (46-40) 35 30 00 (46-40) 611 43 10 [email protected] http://www.malmotingsratt.domstol.se Accepted languages : Swedish (sv) Mora tingsrätt Strandgatan 10 City / Municipality : Mora Postal code : 792 30 Postal address : Box 31 City (postal address) : MORA Postal code (postal address) : 792 21 (46-250) 296 00 (46-250) 187 29 [email protected] http://www.moratingsratt.domstol.se Norrköpings tingsrätt Olai Kyrkogata 58 City / Municipality : Norrköping Postal code : 602 32 Postal address : Box 418 City (postal address) : NORRKÖPING Postal code (postal address) : 601 05 (46-11) 24 35 00 (46-11) 13 71 34 [email protected] http://www.norrkopingstingsratt.domstol.se Norrtälje tingsrätt Narvagatan 15 City / Municipality : Norrtälje Postal code : 761 31 Postal address : Box 5 City (postal address) : NORRTÄLJE Postal code (postal address) : 761 21 (46-176) 768 00 (46-176) 175 44 [email protected] http://www.norrtaljetingsratt.domstol.se Nyköpings tingsrätt Folkungavägen 4 City / Municipality : Nyköping Postal code : 611 34 Postal address : Box 333 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