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A Norwegian couple bought a new motorhome for 2.8 million kroner from dealer Kroken Caravan. Technical issues and a dispute with the seller led to a court case, which ended with a settlement before the appeal hearing.
A Norwegian couple purchased a new motorhome for 2.8 million Norwegian kroner from dealer Kroken Caravan. After the purchase, technical problems arose that could not be resolved amicably. The dispute with the seller led to litigation.
The case went to court, but the parties reached a settlement before the appeal hearing. Thus, the legal proceedings ended without a final ruling on the merits of the dispute.
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A Norwegian couple bought a new motorhome for 2.8 million kroner, but technical issues and a dispute with the seller led to a court case. The parties ...
A Norwegian couple bought a new motorhome for 2.8 million kroner, but technical issues and a dispute with the seller led to a court case. The parties reached a settlement before the appeal hearing.
A Norwegian family bought a motorhome for 2.8 million Norwegian kroner from dealer Kroken Caravan. Technical issues arose after purchase, which could ...
A Norwegian family bought a motorhome for 2.8 million Norwegian kroner from dealer Kroken Caravan. Technical issues arose after purchase, which could not be resolved amicably. The case went to court and ended with a settlement before the appellate hearing.
Norway — fuel prices
Updated: 08.08.2026
Super 95
$1.96 /l
NOK18.65 · €1.70/l
110 of 140
pricier than 78% of countries
Super Plus 98
$2.19 /l
NOK20.79 · €1.89/l
73 of 93
pricier than 77% of countries
Diesel
$2.10 /l
NOK19.98 · €1.82/l
113 of 141
pricier than 79% of countries
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