District court rejects Tesla request, Postnord does not have to deliver plates

Re:District court rejects Tesla request, Postnord does not h... by Jensson on Tuesday November 28, 2023 @01:33PM (#38449342)

But there are laws around post packages similar to the US common carrier laws, you can't just reject packages due to not liking the sender or recipient. Every country has such laws around important services.

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Re:District court rejects Tesla request, Postnord does not h... by JumpCrisscross on Tuesday November 28, 2023 @01:38PM (#38449426)

> there are laws around post packages similar to the US common carrier laws, you can't just reject packages due to not liking the sender or recipient. Every country has such laws around important services.

Yes! Sweden has laws around labour disputes. Again, these are deeply precedented. Even the experience of American companies being caught pants down in their respect is precedented.

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Re:District court rejects Tesla request, Postnord does not h... by Jensson on Tuesday November 28, 2023 @02:12PM (#38449921)

> Yes! Sweden has laws around labour disputes

But these things haven't been pitted against each other in court. The state has to provide these services according to law, but workers can strike according to law. So what happens when these two things oppose each other? That is what these lawsuits are supposed to figure out.

So it makes perfect sense to sue in this case. Clearing these things up is a really good thing.

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Re:District court rejects Tesla request, Postnord does not h... by Hikikomori on Tuesday November 28, 2023 @04:56PM (#38451865)

I don't know if it ended up in court but Posten employees/Seko sympathy striked against toys r us in the 90s.

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