Ordering judgments, decisions or documents

For the Supreme Court to be able to send out a document, you should preferably state the relevant case reference and the document you would like.

If you do not know the case reference, you should provide other details enabling us to find the document. These can be, for example:

• The date of the judgment or decision.
• The names of the parties.
• Civic registration numbers.
• Which court of appeal tried the case and its case reference.

Please also state how you would like to receive the document.

It is easiest to order copies of Supreme Court documents via email.

The Supreme Court’s older documents are held in the National Archives of Sweden and can be ordered from there.

Many documents (e.g. unsigned judgments) are stored electronically. We only charge when you want us to email you ten or more documents. The charge is SEK 50 for the tenth document and SEK 2 for each document thereafter.

If a document is solely on paper (e.g. signed judgments), we are happy to email them once they have been scanned. We then charge if the order comprises ten pages or more. The first nine pages are free. Page ten costs SEK 50 and each page thereafter costs SEK 2.

We send paper copies by ordinary mail. There is a charge if the document is ten pages. The first nine pages are free. Page ten costs SEK 50 and each page thereafter costs SEK 2. Postage and any cash-on-delivery charges are added to this.

If you order large quantities of data, we can save the material on a CD/DVD and send this by ordinary mail. The charges are as for email plus SEK 10.

If the order is for a video or audio recording, we charge SEK 120. This charge includes the cost of the CD/DVD.

If the CD/DVD is sent by ordinary mail, we add postage and any cash-on-delivery charges.

We inform you of any charges before sending the documents. So that we can bill for the documents, please provide an invoice address and your civic or company registration number.