Icelandic State Not Liable for Quarantine Compensation

The Icelandic Court of Appeals upheld the acquittal of the Icelandic state from a claim by a man seeking compensation for a two-week quarantine he underwent during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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morgunbladidSwedish66d ago

Ríkið þarf ekki að græða bætur vegna sóttkvíar

Landsréttur staðfesti sýknu íslenska ríkisins af kröfu manns sem krafðist bóta vegna tveggja vikna sóttkvíar sem hann þurfti að sæta árið í kórónuveirufaraldrinum.

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Icelandic State Not Liable for Quarantine Compensation

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Ríkið þarf ekki að græða bætur vegna sóttkvíar

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