Trond Giske was sued by the craftsman company Salvatori AS after they renovated the bathroom in his apartment in Oslo. Handverkarfirmaet and Giske entered into an agreement to refurbish a bathroom in 2021. The parties agreed that the work should be carried out for a period of five weeks at a fixed price. This presupposes that no additional work should take place. On the other hand, additional work was done, but the parties disagree about what is correct. The company believes Giske agreed to the additional work and the cost of this. Giske thinks that is not true and therefore did not pay the last invoice that was sent. – Looking at this as one says At the same time that Giske has to pay NOK 53,404 to Salvatori AS, Giske receives NOK 29,964 in compensation from the company. The claim was originally up to NOK 250,000. As a result, Giske avoided paying large parts of the claim. – I see this as a sign and I am happy that Salvatori’s attempt to get paid for fictitious additional work in cash has been rejected. That’s what Giske wrote in a text message to E24. Daily managers in Salvatori Bad have previously denied to E24 that they tried to pressure Giske for money. – What he says is not true. There is a lot in the bathroom that he has not paid for, informs the daily manager, Mutwakil Gamer Ahmed. Published 06.09.2024, at 11.08 Updated 06.09.2024, at 11.22
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Trond Giske must pay 53,000 after lawsuit – news Trøndelag – Local news, TV and radio
