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Among other things, we can assist with the choice of contract form, drafting of contracts and contract negotiations. In addition to general legal advice, we also offer help with handling defects and delays, claims for damages, as well as dispute resolution and litigation.
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If you need help with the recovery of a monetary claim or if you have had a monetary claim made against you, we can help you resolve your case. Feel free to contact one of our lawyers for a free, no-obligation consultation.
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Does someone owe you money? Then you have a monetary claim against them. You are entitled to payment. The person who owes money is called a debtor, and the person who is entitled to the money is called a creditor. Both the creditor and the debtor can be both natural and legal persons.
There can be many different reasons why someone owes you money. To put it another way: a monetary claim can have different grounds. The most common is that you have entered into an agreement for the purchase and sale of goods and services. The seller of a sofa is entitled to payment for the sofa in accordance with the agreement. This is a typical consideration claim where you are entitled to payment for a consideration. Another example of a typical monetary claim is a loan agreement. Anyone who has borrowed money from someone else has a loan debt. This means that the person in question has an obligation to repay the loan to the lender. Another example is tax claims and other public claims or fees.
Does someone owe you money but refuses to pay? Then you may need to pursue your claim through the courts. This is a process that we at Insa advokater can help you with.
Remember that a monetary claim may be time-barred. This means that you must demand payment within a certain period of time in order to keep your claim. If you demand payment too late, you lose the opportunity to collect the money. The general rule is that a monetary claim is time-barred after 3 years. This means that you must send a demand for payment to the debtor no later than 3 years after the monetary claim arose. Are you unsure whether your claim is time-barred? Call Insa and we will help you.
Når du har krav på erstatning – enten etter en personskade, kontraktsbrudd eller økonomisk tap – er det viktig å handle innen visse tidsfrister. Hvis du venter for lenge, kan kravet ditt være foreldet, og du mister retten til å få det oppfylt.
Foreldelse betyr at et krav ikke lenger kan gjøres gjeldende dersom det ikke er meldt innen bestemte frister. For erstatningskrav gjelder dette både:
Et krav kan foreldes enten fordi det har gått for lang tid fra kravet kunne vært oppfylt til du faktisk krever betaling, eller fordi du ikke kan påberope deg noen tilleggsfrister.
Foreldelsesreglene har en viktig funksjon i rettssystemet. De er laget for å:
Kort sagt: Jo eldre et krav er, desto vanskeligere blir det å bevise hva som faktisk skjedde. Derfor finnes det absolutte frister.
Den alminnelige foreldelsesfristen er 3 år. Det følger av foreldelsesloven § 2. Når fristen begynner å løpe, avhenger av hvilken type krav det er snakk om.
Ved kontraktsbrudd løper foreldelsesfristen fra tidspunktet misligholdet inntraff – normalt ved overtakelse eller levering, ikke fra når du oppdager feilen.
Eksempel: Du får utført rørleggerarbeid i 2018, men oppdager i februar 2023 at det er gjort en feil. Foreldelsesfristen løp likevel fra 2018, og når feilen ble oppdaget har det gått mer enn tre år og fristen for foreldelse har dermed gått ut. Dersom du ikke kunne oppdaget dette tidligere har du mulighet til å få tilleggsfrist på ett år – til februar 2024 – på å fremme kravet, selv om det har gått mer enn tre år siden arbeidet ble utført.
Hvis du krever erstatning fra en part som du ikke er i et kontraktsforhold med, løper fristen fra du fikk eller burde ha fått nødvendig kunnskap om både skaden og den ansvarlige.
Eksempel: Du skader deg etter å ha falt på is utenfor en butikk i 2022, men legen påviser varig skade først i 2024. Foreldelsesfristen starter i 2024.
Foreldelse kan avbrytes på følgende to hovedmåter:
Når foreldelse blir avbrutt blir den opprinnelige foreldelsesfristen avbrutt og nullstilt. Det betyr at det starter en ny foreldelsesfrist – vanligvis på tre nye år – fra det tidspunktet avbrytelsen skjedde.
Foreldelsesreglene kan være krevende å navigere, spesielt når det er usikkerhet rundt når fristen starter eller om den er avbrutt. Dersom du er i tvil om kravet ditt fortsatt kan gjøres gjeldende, kan det være lurt å få en juridisk vurdering.
Hos Insa advokater får du bistand fra en erfaren advokat innen erstatningsrett som kjenner regelverket og vet hva som må til for å sikre dine rettigheter.
Understanding the statute of limitations for monetary claims is essential for both the creditor (claimant) and the debtor (debtor). Statute of limitations means that a claim lapses after a certain period of time, which means that the creditor loses the right to collect the monetary claim. This is regulated in the Statute of Limitations Act.
Statute of limitations means that the right to collect a debt disappears after a certain period of time. This is stipulated by law and exists to ensure that claims cannot be collected many years after they arose.
When a claim becomes statute-barred, it means that the person who owes money no longer has a legal obligation to pay, even if the debt was originally valid.
The general statute of limitations for monetary claims is 3 years . When the three-year statute of limitations applies, it means that if someone owes you money, you must claim it back within three years, otherwise you lose the right to get it back. As a general principle, the statute of limitations starts to run when the claim becomes due.
Example: If you lend money to a friend on January 1, 2025, and you have not agreed on a specific repayment date, your claim will become statute-barred on January 1, 2028.
Some types of claims have longer deadlines. For example:
In cases where one has not been aware of the requirement, an additional period of one year may be granted from the day one gained or should have gained such knowledge, cf. the Limitation Act, Section 10, No. 1. For contractual obligations, there is an absolute limit of 13 years from the due date, which includes the general period of three years plus a possible extension of ten years.
The limitation period can be interrupted in several ways. The most common method is to take legal action against the debtor, for example by filing a settlement complaint or summons. The period can also be interrupted if the debtor acknowledges the claim, either by paying part of the amount owed or otherwise acknowledging the debt.
For claims for damages outside of a contract, an absolute limitation period of 20 years applies from the date on which the damaging act or the basis for liability ceased, cf. the Limitation Act, Section 9, No. 2. This means that even if the creditor was not aware of the damage or the person responsible, the claim cannot be brought after 20 years. There are exceptions for personal injuries under certain circumstances, where no absolute limitation period applies.
If you want to make sure you don't lose your right to your money, you can interrupt the statute of limitations. This can be done in two ways:
If the limitation period is interrupted, a new period starts to run from that point.
Being aware of the statute of limitations is crucial for both creditors and debtors. For the creditor, it ensures that necessary steps are taken to collect claims before they become time-barred. For the debtor, it can mean avoiding paying claims that are no longer valid.
We understand that the rules surrounding statutes of limitations can be complex. If you are unsure about what applies to your situation, it may be a good idea to speak to a lawyer experienced in monetary claims law .
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