A property owner in the southern part of the municipality has come into conflict with the municipality over connection to municipal water and sewage, according to major media reports. The municipality has now gone to court and demands that the property owner pay 92,750 kronor plus interest. The ruling in the Land and Environment Court that came the other day is bad news for the protest group in Jularp-Sjunnerup that aims to stop municipal compulsory connections of water and sewage in the village, as reported by major media.
The specific legal basis for enforcement and the timeline for payment remain unclear. The arguments or defenses presented by the property owner or protest group against the compulsory connections have not been detailed. The potential consequences if the property owner fails to comply are unknown.
In a separate legal action, a debt of over 295,000 kronor has been sued for by Diös, according to major media, but it is unclear if this is related to the same case involving the property owner and municipality.