Annimari Korte has submitted an application for a summons against her housing association.
Annimari Korte graduated this year as a coach. Pasi Liesimaa
Former fast Annimari Korte has submitted an application for a summons in the Helsinki District Court against its housing association. The matter concerns the decision on wet room renovation.
Korte is calling for the renovation decision made by its housing association in the spring.
According to the housing association’s plan, most apartments would be renewed throughout the apartments.
Separate toilet for Kortte’s apartment was renovated in 2021. According to the summons, his toilet coupling cables could thus be carried out as surface installations, and the toilet structures would not have to be demolished or fabricated-unlike most of the other housing housing.
However, at the Annual General Meeting, it was decided to share the cost of the renovation even with all shareholders.
On the basis of the project plan for the renovation, Korte would be obliged to contribute to the cost of a wet room renovation of the entire housing association, although the need for renovation in his apartment is less.
In Kortte’s view, the decision did not comply with the principle of equality required by law.
The minutes of the Annual General Meeting states that the installments are divided into flat items on a basis of the apartment and that the compensation will be taken into account in the installments as estimated. Additional amounts or returns would be paid to shareholders after the final report.
The challenge states that according to Kortte’s information, his apartment’s share of the cost of the renovation would be EUR 16,986.26 after the refund.
Korte believes that the amount of the compensation is clearly inadequate. In addition to the cancellation of the renovation decision, an ex-athlete is calling for the costs of litigation.
Korte did not want to comment on Iltalehti.
The district court will give its judgment in the dispute later.