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In Denmark, a private seller must refund 170,000 kroner for a moisture-damaged caravan; in Norway, a landowner on Tjøme accrues a daily fine for illegal caravans.
A private seller lost a court case after selling a caravan with hidden moisture damage. An expert report revealed high moisture levels and repair costs of 215,000 kroner. The court ordered the seller to refund 170,000 kroner to the buyer and take back the caravan.
A landowner in Færder municipality is accumulating a daily fine for illegally parked caravans. Following an inspection in February last year prompted by complaints, the owner was ordered to remedy the violations, but the case remains open. The accumulated fine has already reached tens of thousands of kroner.
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A private seller lost a court case after selling a caravan with hidden moisture damage. The court ordered him to refund 170,000 kroner to the buyer an...
A private seller lost a court case after selling a caravan with hidden moisture damage. The court ordered him to refund 170,000 kroner to the buyer and take back the caravan, as an inspection revealed high moisture levels and repair needs costing 215,000 kroner.
A property owner in Færder municipality is accumulating a daily fine for illegally placed caravans. Following an inspection in February last year prom...
A property owner in Færder municipality is accumulating a daily fine for illegally placed caravans. Following an inspection in February last year prompted by complaints, the owner was ordered to rectify the violations, but the case remains unresolved. The accumulated penalty has now reached tens of thousands of kroner.
Updated: 11.07.2026
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