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Utvärderingsrätt (often referred to as evaluation rights) is a concept in Swedish law that grants property owners the right to decide whether external appraisers or experts should evaluate the value of a property relative to another one. This concept primarily arises in cases of property expropriation or requisition, where the state or private parties acquire a property through forced purchase or compulsory acquisition.

Under Swedish law, property owners are entitled to have their property evaluated in relation to another one, to determine whether the purchase or expropriation price is fair. This evaluation is typically conducted by a neutral expert, such as a real estate appraiser or an architect, who assesses the value of the property in question.

The utvärderingsrätt allows property owners to weigh the value of their property compared to an identical or similar property. This process helps to determine whether the market value of the property is higher or lower than the agreed purchase price or expropriation award. The evaluation report then forms part of the overall assessment of the purchase or expropriation price.

In property law, utvärderingsrätt is most commonly applied in cases of direct financing and working capital transactions, and is primarily considered to be utilized when establishing the fair market value needed in an appraisal of the sale price of a property.