TLG - Media, page-13707

this was posted by cosors over at TSE so I figured I would share here

I repeat this here once because it gives a first insight into the argumentation to the Supreme Court.

"The general rule is that the Supreme Court will only grant leave to appeal if the Supreme Court's judgement or decision can have significance as a precedent, i.e. provide guidance on how the courts should assess similar cases (reasons for precedent). Therefore, state why a decision from the Supreme Court may be of value for the application of the law in a broader perspective than in your particular case or, if you consider that there are exceptional reasons for the Supreme Court to review your appeal, why this is so.

If your appeal concerns a decision by a court of appeal not to grant leave to appeal, you need to state both why the court of appeal should have granted leave to appeal and why the Supreme Court should grant leave to appeal."
https://www.domstol.se/hogsta-domstolen/om-handlaggningen/overklaga-och-begar-provningstillstand/
https://www.domstol.se/en/supreme-court/about-proceedings/appeals-and-leave-to-appeal/

"Current situation in autumn 2023 on various mining topics16 october, 2023
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Nunasvaara, SNF BD has appealed to the Supreme Court (HD) when we were not granted leave to appeal by MÖD regarding the judgment for Nunasvaara södra and requested a postponement until 1 Nov with detailed presentations. We got the time until 26 October. Results after the extensive inventories carried out by the circle will be included in the appeal. We participated in the demonstration at Sergels torg in Stockholm on 16 September."
https://kiruna.naturskyddsforeningen.se/2023/10/16/aktuellt-lage-hosten-2023-om-olika-gruvfragor/I am not a lawyer and have no deeper knowledge of this.

I for one interpret this to mean that this reason for the appeal to the Supreme Court completely misses the point. We probably all suspect this, so it's nothing new to us in our minds. But this is the first concrete indication I know of exactly what they plan to do. So I thought I'd share it with you."