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The state must now pay nearly 1.4 million crowns to former Levanger leader, Anne B. Ulvin.
– I just think that the case is sad and that I would prefer to be beyond. I'm not bitter, says Ulvin to NRK
Ulvin now works as a police officer in Levanger, but in 2017, he was a sheriff in the same municipality. She was appointed by Police Chief Nils Kristian Moe to the position of Police Inspector for the new Namdal and Innherred operating company
Snorre Haugdahl, who was then his colleague from Ulvin , was ranked number two.
Now Inntrøndelag District Court has concluded that it is incorrect. In the verdict released on Wednesday, Ulvin won the case. The state has to pay compensation and costs of about 1.6 million NOK
It is Trønder-Avisa who mentioned the case for the first time
Management training missed [19659008] In the verdict, Ivar K. Iversen pointed out that Haugdahl was formally missing. higher education at the university level – as the requirement was in the letter of invitation. The court is of the opinion that the text of the application has not been respected and that the conditions of compensation have been fulfilled.
– The nomination board chose to abstain from the stated criteria and, therefore, the judge finds the decision invalid client, informs the lawyer of Ulvin Tom Solberg
– The Employment Council has not done a good job in getting plaintiffs' documents. The CV was the only document available for the Employment Council and the Chief of Police, and it was not complete, says Solberg.
The court also points out that there have been marginal evaluations at the employment council that decided on employment.
– Looking at what is stated in the statement that the choice between Anne Birgit Ulvin and Snorre Haugdahl was difficult, the court finds with a reasonable degree of overweight that Anne Birgit Ulvin would receive the post if According to the writer Ivar K. Iversen, the foundation of the decision in management training was different
Was a major burden
The case began last November when Ulvin filed a claim for 39, compensation thinks that it was destroyed when it was destroyed.
– The case has been a significant burden for both parties and we hope that the other party is not anchored, "says Ulvin's attorney, Tom Solberg.
Police Chief Nils Kristian Moe tells NRK that he can not comment on the outcome of the case because it is the government prosecutor and the two parties who should release the charges.
He points out that it is the police, the Ministry of Justice and the prosecutor. has formal responsibility.
NRK failed to comment on the government lawyer.
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