Property sales involve two main contract partners, the buyer (the new Owner) and the seller (the property Owner). In some cases the property Owner can have let a third person (the leaseholder) lease the property or the land.The rights and obligations that fall on the property Owner, the leaseholder and the new Owner according to the Code of land laws can appear difficult and unclear, especially con-cerning reservation, the new Owner?s duty to inspect the property and when he does not act in good faith, the formal requirement and when terms are changed.The work towards a more uniform interpretation of the Code of land laws should result in a greater correspondence between the rules of leasehold and property sales, the rules of leasehold should be interpreted in accordance with the rules of property sales. This should mean an increased responsibility for the property Owner to reserve the lease and a de-creased duty for the new Owner to inspect the property. If the lease is only partially re-served, the new Owner is only bound by the leasehold to the parts which he understood from the reservation and the duty to inspect the property is limited to documents in the property Owner?s possession.

In this report listed buildings, according to the Swedish Heritage Conservation Act, have been studied with a focus on cases where economical compensation has been given to the Owner of the building and cases where the listing of the building has been appealed by the Owner. In order for a building to become listed it needs to be particularly valuable from a cultural and historical standpoint. The listed buildings are protected through a list of regulations that determines which parts of the building can or cannot be changed, what methods and materials should be used for changes and repairs, and how the building should be maintained. These regulations should as far as possible be formulated in agreement with the Owner, but a building can become listed against the Owners will. To decrease the damage this causes the Owner he can in some cases have the right to economical compensation. There is also a possibility for the Owner to appeal the listing of the building.

In this report listed buildings, according to the Swedish Heritage Conservation Act, have been studied with a focus on cases where economical compensation has been given to the Owner of the building and cases where the listing of the building has been appealed by the Owner. In order for a building to become listed it needs to be particularly valuable from a cultural and historical standpoint. The listed buildings are protected through a list of regulations that determines which parts of the building can or cannot be changed, what methods and materials should be used for changes and repairs, and how the building should be maintained. These regulations should as far as possible be formulated in agreement with the Owner, but a building can become listed against the Owners will. To decrease the damage this causes the Owner he can in some cases have the right to economical compensation. There is also a possibility for the Owner to appeal the listing of the building.

The work of the board in Owner-managed firms often differ compared to the work of the board in large listed companies. Since the Owners are working in different roles, the board in Owner-managed firms might discuss topics outside the typical boards agenda, such as questions relating to Ownership structure and operational matters. This thesis examines what external board members can contribute with in Owner-managed firms, and which the most frequent difficulties are for the Owners when deciding to recruit external board members. Through qualitative interviews, three Owner-managed firms have been studied, which together with two expert interviews and five seminars, creates the empirics. In the analysis, the empirics are compared to what the earlier theory states.

AbstractBachelors thesis, Bygg och fastighetsekonomprogrammet vid Högskolan i Halmstad Vårterminen 2009Authors: Emma Stenberg och Emma SvenssonTutor: Sven-Ola CarlssonTitle: Ägarlägenheter - en framtida investering Background and problemThe concept of Owner?s apartment has been discussed in Sweden since the 19th century. It was not until the first of may 2009 that it got legislated to be allowed in Sweden. The concept that people should be allowed to own their apartments instead of owning a part of the tenant-Owner?s association is a new phenomenon in Sweden.

This report is produced with Nätraälven forest Owner association. This forest Owner association has been going through some changes the last years and therefore wanted to investigate what the members thought about the development. The main purpose of the study was to gain knowledge about the attitude of the members. The study was made with a questionnaire that was purposed to investigate the member?s opinion on their own cultivation and the view on Nätraälven as an organization. The questionnaire was sent to 110 members.

This study investigates the relationship strategies the group Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification holder has with the forest Owners. The (FSC) standard enables an organization to manage a group of forest management units under a single certificate, a process referred to as group certification. Some certificate holders want a close relationship with the forest Owner before they are offered to become part of their certificate. Other certificate holders have less strict demands on a close relationship with the forest Owner before they are offered to become part of their certificate. The study shows that it is in many ways desirable to have a close relationship between forest Owner and group certification holder..

During the period 1952-2008, real prices of wood before taxes and charges declined. However, the actual net income has not changed by the same percentage as the price list, because taxation, driving costs and the ability to make deductions has changed. This report considers the inflation by using the Swedish consumer price index. Net income refers to the remaining income when relevant costs, taxes and fees have been paid.The purpose of this study was to examine how the private forest Owner's real net income has evolved over the period 1952-2008 for three categories of forest Owners. These three categories are1.

The relationship between the pet and it's Owner is a very important and interesting issue. Unfortunately there is not so much research on this and in addition to that Swedish veterinarian education does not put much emphasis on pet's role in society or their pattern of behaviour nor treatment. This thesis is based on an opinion poll that 20 dog Owners and 20 cat Owners contributed. The main purpose of the thesis was to compare the relationships that the pet (dog or cat) and its Owner can have. The issues such as the pet Owner's attitude to his/her pet, how the pet Owner percieves and interprets the signals from the animal, and what they think about the natural behaviours and needs that their pets (might) have. The results show that dog- and cat Owners are people who generally love animals, that they used to have even other animal species in the past, but when it comes to choice between a new dog or a new cat they choose the one that they previously have had and that they are used to. Most of a dog Owners choose the dog to be their pet because of the company while the majority of a cat Owners choose cat because cats are independent and they are used to cats.

Abstract Today it is very common that some person register a domain name that is identical or confusingly similar to a hallmark that is someone?s protected property. From the Owners opinion this can result in a lost of company?s goodwill and there is risk that hallmark becomes powerless.Every physical and legal person can register someone?s protected hallmark as a domain name under top ? level domain .se because Owner has no possibilities to stop the registration in advance. The Owner of hallmark can only open a dispute trough ATF and try to win and attain a transfer of that registered domain name to itself.

AbstractThe purpose of this study is to examine how children interact with each other and what social positions they assume when using the learning pad. The social positions reffered to is the Owner, the Participant and the Spectator, defined by Ljung Djärf (2004). According to Ljung Djärf (2004), the Owner is defined as the one in control of the mouse and keyboard. The Owner is expected to be in charge of what is happening on the screen. The Participant is typically found on a chair near the computer.

A change of generations occurs several times during a company?s lifetime. It is a process that requires planning and time. If the current Owner wants to keep the company within the family, he has two options; he can either sell the company to a family member, or give the company to the new Owner, like a gift. When the Owner sells the company, it is common that he accomplishes it to a losing price.

This study is done on behalf of Södra skogsägarna in the autumn of 2012. The main purpose of the study is to get an explanation to why some of the members are passive in their forestry, and how Södra can stimulate them to become more active. To achieve this a questionnaire study was conducted on the members of Södra in the community of Gislaved. The result of the study shows that there are many different factors that influence whether the forest Owner is active or not. Examples of those factors are timber prices, the forest Owner's objectives and the forest Owner's financial situation. The main goal for the forest Owners in the survey was to obtain high economic result and to increase the standing timber volume for the next generation.

In a condominium with two-apartment buildings, lies an area, formerly used as a playground, nowadays wasted and abandoned. The Owner wanted to embellish the place and get a new use for it, preferably as a gathering- and feast-place. The work is described with focus on the construction with describing pictures and sketches. The production of the sketches is not reported more than that they are attached at the end of the paper. The practical work is done and documented.

Overweight and obesity is currently a major health problem in our dogs all around the world and it is becoming more common each year. There are few studies on the proportion of overweight dogs in Sweden, but it was estimated to be 33% in 2005. Studies in other countries report that between 25-40% of all dogs are overweight. The aim of this study was to survey the animal care for an overweight dog. It was also important to develop a scientifically based advice.