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Did the Case Take One Day or 21 Weeks? Now the Fee Dispute Is Settled

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After eight months without a response, Kinn Municipality finally contacted Tore Dybedal Vederhus. But the content of the response he had been waiting for was not what he had hoped for.
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Did the Case Take One Day or 21 Weeks? Now the Fee Dispute Is Settled

After eight months without a response, Kinn Municipality finally contacted Tore Dybedal Vederhus. But the content of the response he had been waiting for was not what he had hoped for.

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fjt.no broke the news on Friday, July 24, 2026.
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