marknadsöverdomstolens

The Marknadsöverdomstolen, often abbreviated as MÖD, is a Swedish court of appeal specifically established to handle cases concerning market law. It is the highest instance for disputes related to market practices, consumer protection, competition, and intellectual property within Sweden. The court's primary role is to review decisions made by the Patent and Market Court (Patent- och marknadsdomstolen).

Established in 2016 as part of a broader reform of market law courts, the Marknadsöverdomstolen aims to ensure a consistent and high-quality application of market-related legislation. Its judgments can set precedents for future cases within Sweden. The court is composed of judges who possess expertise in market law, economics, and other relevant fields.

Cases brought before the Marknadsöverdomstolen typically involve appeals from decisions concerning unfair commercial practices, misleading advertising, consumer credit agreements, and infringements of intellectual property rights such as trademarks and patents. The court's decisions can have significant implications for businesses operating in Sweden, affecting their marketing strategies, competitive behavior, and protection of their intellectual assets. The court's jurisdiction is limited to Swedish law, though it may consider EU directives and regulations when relevant.