Direct report · Ebba Busch's house stay
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2 tim10.26
Welcome to this direct report on KD leader Ebba Busch's house dispute, which is being taken up in the district court today.
At 13 o'clock, the oral preparation begins, where the parties must present their claims and go through what evidence they intend to present.
This is done to facilitate a possible main hearing, but today's meeting can also lead to a settlement if the parties can agree.
We are on site in Uppsala District Court and report continuously during the day, follow the latest updates here.
SVT · Ellen Pan
14 min12.26
The negotiations will soon begin here in Uppsala District Court.
A lot of media is in place to cover the oral preparation.
SVT · Ellen Pan
1 tim11.16
KD leader before the meeting: "Hope for constructive talks"
Before today's hearing, Ebba Busch has submitted a written comment:
"I regret that we have not been able to meet and resolve this earlier despite repeated attempts. This means that we are now being seen in the district court for an oral hearing. It is important that this is handled in a correct and correct manner. I hope for constructive talks, where we can reach a solution with the help of the court. "
Busch's lawyer Katrin Björklund also writes the following:
"What happens tomorrow is a so-called oral hearing. From our perspective, the legal situation is clear and it is well substantiated that my client has acted correctly. Despite this, she has been, and continues to be, willing to meet in several different alternatives to conciliation. "We are entering this oral hearing with the hope of reaching a solution now."
SVT · Ellen Pan
2 tim10.28
This is how Ebba Busch will use the 81-year-old's own words against him
The 81-year-old seller's legal representative claims that his client suffers from memory problems and cognitive impairments that made him not fully understand the agreement he signed.
This is supported by a psychologist's statement made at the end of last year.
But yesterday, Ebba Busch's lawyer, Katrin Björklund, in turn submitted a submission to the district court stating that the 81-year-old's own words will be used against him.
The lawyer mentions two interrogations of witnesses that the man did in 2019 and 2020 in a traffic case, which she believes proves that he does not have the alleged cognitive impairment.
"In this negotiation, Esbjörn reproduced in a relatively detailed way what happened in the traffic incident, which was then about 1.5 years back in time," writes Katrin Björklund in the submission.
The lawyer also points out that the older man conducted interviews in which he contradicted his own statements, and that this will also be used as evidence in a possible main hearing.
SVT · Ellen Pan