Christiania loses court case

Inhabitants of Christiania had expected a victory in court. The High Court, however, returned against them.
Inhabitants of Christiania had expected a victory in court. The High Court, however, returned against them.
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Denmark’s Eastern High Court has ruled that the State has the right of use of the Christiania area of Copenhagen and that changes to the law on Christiania in 2004 were legally safe.

The Christiania community had maintained during the case that it had an irrevocable tenure to use the Christiania area and that a change in the Christiania law in 2004, which removed the community’s inherent right of use, was invalid, or should have been introduced over a longer period.

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