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ARTICLE · 11 JULY 2024

Electric Charging Station Not Considered A Customary Installation

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The tenants of a social housing unit were required to remove an electric charging station they had installed without the landlord's permission, as the installation, according to the High Court...

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The tenants of a social housing unit were required to remove an electric charging station they had installed without the landlord's permission, as the installation, according to the High Court, could not be considered a customary installation under Section 35 of the Public Housing Tenancy Act (Almenlejelovens § 35).

Western High Court Decision of June 11, 2024

The tenants of a social housing property unit installed an electric charging station on the exterior gable of their home in 2021 to charge their hybrid car. The tenants installed the charging station without the landlord's permission, and the house rules did not allow the installation of individual electric charging stations directly on the rented property.

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