Orimlig Hyra AB operates by independently acquiring refund claims[1] from its customers at its own risk. The acquisition is made through a preliminary agreement for transfer, where the Tenant commits to transferring their refund claim at a later date in exchange for an advance payment. As our customer, you receive the overcharge refunded directly by us, and we handle the dispute on your behalf. All communication with the rent tribunal, as well as the handling of the case, takes place without your involvement. Regardless of the outcome of the case, your refund is not affected.
We have written these general terms to provide you with a better understanding of what we undertake to do and what we expect from you. We have designed these general terms to be as easy to comprehend as possible, and therefore, we have written them in the "I-form." They should be read as if you are the "I" and confirm that you agree with each statement. Our hope is that you feel confident about what we offer and what we expect in return.
[1] The claim that arises concerning the portion of the rent that has been unreasonable.
1. I understand that:
2. I promise that:
3. I understand that the agreement between myself and Orimlig Hyra is in effect until my matter is concluded:
- Unless Orimlig Hyra chooses to terminate the agreement before then. Orimlig Hyra has the right to terminate the agreement before my case is concluded, among other reasons but not exclusively if:
§ Orimlig Hyra, after the case has started, assesses that the chances of getting a refund are too small or that the costs of recovering the refund are too high.
§ I breach what I promised according to these general terms.
Unforeseen circumstances arise that make the work practically impossible.
4. I also understand that Orimlig Hyra:
5. I understand that Swedish law applies to the interpretation and application of these general terms. If Orimlig Hyra and I disagree on how these general terms should be interpreted and applied, the dispute will be resolved by a Swedish court.
Answer three questions and see if you are entitled to a refund!