Deposit money
To deposit money means that the County Administrative Board will store money for you that you are paying to someone else. You can apply to deposit money for rent, deposit money for a lease, for a redemption of shares and to deposit (nedsättning av) money you owe to a person.
Deposit lease
As a leaseholder you may, in some cases, deduct the fee for the lease and deposit the deducted amount with the County Administrative Board. For example, you may believe that you are entitled to a compensation for a damage to the property, or you may not agree with the owner of the property on what amount to pay.
Deposit money you owe to someone
If you owe someone money you may, in some cases, deposit the money with the County Administrative Board. It may be that you cannot determine who should get the money, or the person you’re paying is refusing to accept the money.
You cannot deposit money if you are, for example, in disagreement with a craftsman about how much to pay for a certain service or if you have purchased a faulty product.
Deposit rent
As a tenant you may, in some cases, be entitled to a reduced rent due to defects in the flat or property you rent. In those cases, you can deposit the deducted amount with the County Administrative Board. You may be entitled to reduced rent if you and the landlord disagree on the rental amount, provided that the amount is not stated in your rental contract.
Redemption of shares
When someone owns more than 90 percent of the shares in a company, they have the right to demand a squeeze-out of the remaining shares. The money is then deposited with the County Administrative Board. As a shareholder you must make sure that the money is collected.