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Table of Cases Table of Cases Table of Cases Judgments of the Danish Courts (alphabetical) Arriva Skandinavien A/S vs. Danish Transport Authority. Danish weekly law reports 2007.2106H 602 Bent Mousten Vestergaard vs. Spøttrup Boligselskab. Danish weekly law reports 2002. 1297V, 76 Bredkjær Industri A/S vs. Municipality of Hals. Judgment of the Supreme Court of 30 April 1985, 602 Brunata A/S vs. Aalborg Boligselskab anno 1956. Jugment of the Western High Court of 6 March 2007 in case B-1923/05, 602 Dan Skoubo vs. Revisionsfirmaet Teddie Thulstrup A/S. Danish weekly law reports 2000.521H Danish Ministry of Taxation vs SP Moulding A/S. Judgement of 20 May 2009 in case BS 99-1556/2007, 600 EDs Secure Networks vs. Økonomi- og It- & Telestyrelsen. Judgment of the Supreme Court of 24 February 2011 555 European Metro Group vs. Ørestadsselskabet. Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 16 September 2002 (3rd div) in Case B-104-97, 296, 357, 600, 609 European Metro Group vs. Ørestadsselskabet. Judgment of the Supreme Court of 31 March 2005 (2nd div) in Case 428. Danish weekly law reports 2005.1799H, 463, 592, 599, 600 Copenhagen Business School and Ministry of Research vs. Højgaard & Schultz A/S. Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 16 August 2000 (5th div) in Case B-1654-97 and others, 277 County of Århus vs. Judex A/S. Judgment of the Western High Court of 16 March 2004 in the Cases B-2567-01 and B-1979-02, 588, 595, 600, 605 Humus/Genplast ApS vs. Den Selvejende Virksomhed Århus Renholdningsselskab. Judgment of the Western High Court of 3 May 2001 in Case B-1447-99, 373, 509, 545 IBF Nord A/S and Frejlev Cemenstøberi A/S vs. Municipality of Aalborg. Danish weekly law reports 2000.1425V (Judgment of the Western High Court of 14 March 2000 in Case B-2766-96, IBF Nord A/S vs. Municipality of Aalborg), 593, 602 Investeringsselskabet af 11.02.1993 A/D vs. Gl. Skanderborg Ejendom. Judgment of the Supreme Court of 1 July 1997, 602 ISS Facility Services A/S and Danish Industry vs. Municipality of Silkeborg and case B- 0258/08, Municipality of Silkeborg vs. The Competition Authority. Jugments of the Western High Court of 15 May 2009 in case B-0257/08, 526 J.H. Schulz Information A/S vs. Tax Authority. Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 5 March 2009 (21th div.) in cases B-1649/08 and B-1650-08, 600 618 Sune Troels Poulsen, Peter Stig Jakobsen, og Simon Evers Kalsmose-Hjelmborg - 9788757495324 Downloaded fra Jurabibliotek.dk09/28/2021 10:48:22PM via free access Table of Cases Jøni Container- og Vognfabrik ApS vs. Fårup Sommerland, Amusement Park. Judgment of the Supreme Court of 17 April 2000, 602 Kampsax Bridge Consortium and Others vs. A/S Storebæltsforbindelsen. Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 30 May 1996, 588, 593, 594, 600, 601, 605 Lejerbo, Herning (div. 86-0) vs. MT Højgaard. Judgment of the District Court of Aarhus of 6 May 2009 in case BS 9-2355/2007, 602 LSI Metro Gruppen vs. Metroselskabet I/S. Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 18 Sep- tember 2009 (16th div) in case B-926-08, 462, 464 Ministry of Finance vs. the Complaints Board for Public Procurement. Judgement of the Eastern High Court of 29 Juni 2009 (15th div) in case B-2542-08, MT Højgaard A/S vs. the Foundation for FrederiksborgCentret. Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 19 May 2009 in case B-1591/08, 590, 599 MT Højgaard A/S vs. the Agency for Palaces and Cultural Properties and Helsingør Mu- nicipality. Judgment of the Eastern High Courtof 14 May 2010, 590, 602 Municipality of Esbjerg vs. Miri Staal A/S. Jugment of the Western High Court of 31 March 2006 in case B-2293, 590, 602, 603 Municipality of Fredericia vs. KKS Enterprise A/S in liquidation. Danish weekly law re- ports 2002.1180H, 593, 599, 607 Municipality of Holstebro vs. AV Form A/S. The District Court of Herning of 5 November 2009 in case BS 1-542/2008, 573 Municipality of Morsø vs. Køster Entreprise A/S. Judgment of the Western High Court of 19 December 2005 in case B-3256/04, 602 Per Aarsleff A/S vs. Amager Standpark I/S. Judgement of the Eastern High Court of 5 February 2008 (9th div) in cases B-1329-05 and B-1330-05, 511 Per Aarsleff A/S vs. Amager Standpark I/S. Judgment of the Supreme Court of 5 April 2011 511, 512, 515, 602 Sectra A/S vs. the Region of Southern Denmark. Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 30 March 2009, 498, 573, 601 Skjortegrossisten A/S vs. Post Danmark A/S. Danish weekly law reports 2004.1294H, 591, 595, 599, 604 Statens & Kommunernes Indkøbs Service (SKI) (a purchasing organisation for State, regional and local authorities) vs Unicomputer A/S. Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 11 October 2007, 212, 582 Taxa Stig and Others vs. County of Western Zealand. Danish weekly law reports 2009.1331Ø. Judgments of the Eastern High Court of 22 December 2008, Thyges VVS represented by Thyge Andersen vs. Boligselskabet Fjordparken, branch 8, represented by KAB s.m.b.a. Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 18 December 1991, 602 Unicomputer A/S vs. Municipality of Greve. Judgement of 11 October 2007 in case B- 1305/03, 135, 224, 229, 230, 582 Judgments of the Danish Courts (chronological according to the date of the judg- ment) Judgment of the Supreme Court of 30 April 1985, Bredkjær Industri A/S vs. Hals Munici- pality , 602 619 Sune Troels Poulsen, Peter Stig Jakobsen, og Simon Evers Kalsmose-Hjelmborg - 9788757495324 Downloaded fra Jurabibliotek.dk09/28/2021 10:48:22PM via free access Table of Cases Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 18 December 1991, Thyges VVS represented by Thyge Andersen vs. Boligselskabet Fjordparken, branch 8, represented by KAB s.m.b.a. 602 Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 30 May 1996, Kampsax Bridge Consortium and Others vs. A/S Storebæltsforbindelsen, 588, 593, 594, 600, 601, 605 Judgment of the Supreme Court of 1 July 1997, Investeringsselskabet of 11.02.1993 A/D vs. Gl. Skanderborg Ejendom, 602 Danish weekly law reports 2000.521H, Dan Skoubo vs. Revisionsfirmaet Teddie Thulstrup A/S. Danish weekly law reports 2000.1425V (Judgment of the Western High Court of 14 March 2000 in Case B-2766-96, IBF Nord A/S vs. Municipality of Aalborg), IBF Nord A/S and Frejlev Cemenstøberi A/S vs. Municipality of Aalborg. 593, 602 Judgment of the Supreme Court of 17 April 2000, Jøni Container- og Vognfabrik ApS vs. Fårup Sommerland, Amusement Park, 602 Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 16 August 2000 (5th div) in Case B-1654-97 and others, Copenhagen Business School and Ministry of Research vs. Højgaard & Schultz A/S, 277 Judgment of the Western High Court of 3 May 2001 in Case B-1447-99, Humus/Genplast ApS vs. Den Selvejende Virksomhed Århus Renholdningsselskab. 373, 509, 545 Danish weekly law reports 2002. 1297V, Bent Mousten Vestergaard vs. Spøttrup Boligs- elskab. 76 Danish weekly law reports 2002.1180H, Municipality of Fredericia vs. KKS Enterprise A/S in liquidation. 593, 599, 607 Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 16 September 2002 (3rd div) in Case B-104-97, Eu- ropean Metro Group vs. Ørestadsselskabet. 296, 357, 600, 609 Judgment of the Western High Court of 16 March 2004 in the Cases B-2567-01 and B- 1979-02, County of Århus vs. Judex A/S. 588, 595, 600, 605 Danish weekly law reports 2004.1294H, Skjortegrossisten A/S vs. Post Danmark A/S. 591, 595, 599, 604 Danish weekly law reports 2005.1799H, Judgment of the Supreme Court of 31 March 2005 (2nd div) in Case 428, European Metro Group vs. Ørestadsselskabet. 463, 592, 599, 600 Judgment of the Western High Court of 19 December 2005 in case B-3256/04, Municipality of Morsø vs. Køster Entreprise A/S. 602 Jugment of the Western High Court of 31 March 2006 in case B-2293, Municipality of Es- bjerg vs. Miri Staal A/S. 590, 602, 603 Jugment of the Western High Court of 6 March 2007 in case B-1923/05, Brunata A/S vs. Aalborg Boligselskab anno 1956. 602 Danish weekly law reports 2007.2106H , Arriva Skandinavien A/S vs. Danish Transport Authority. 602 Judgement of 11 October 2007 in case B-1305/03, Unicomputer A/S vs. Municipality of Greve. 135, 224, 229, 230, 582 Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 11 October 2007, Statens & Kommunernes Indkøbs Service (SKI) (a purchasing organisation for State, regional and local authori- ties) vs Unicomputer A/S. 212, 582 Judgement of the Eastern High Court of 5 February 2008 (9th div) in cases B-1329-05 and B-1330-05, Per Aarsleff A/S vs. Amager Standpark I/S. 511 620 Sune Troels Poulsen, Peter Stig Jakobsen, og Simon Evers Kalsmose-Hjelmborg - 9788757495324 Downloaded fra Jurabibliotek.dk09/28/2021 10:48:22PM via free access Table of Cases Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 5 March 2009 (21th div.) in cases B-1649/08 and B- 1650-08, J.H. Schulz Information A/S vs. Tax Authority. 600 Judgment of the Eastern High Court of 30 March 2009, Sectra A/S vs. the Region of Southern Denmark. 498, 573, 601 Judgment of the District Court of Aarhus of 6 May 2009 in case BS 9-2355/2007, Lejerbo, Herning (div.
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