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The Company’s Power to Bind: Who Can Bind Your Business?
The company’s rules governing the power to bind have significant practical importance in determining who can legally bind your business in relation to third parties. Read on to learn more about who can bind a company, how the power to bind can be restricted, and why the internal allocation of authority is not always decisive in relation to third parties. A limited liability company, i.e. a public or private limited liability company (A/S / ApS), is a separate legal entity, bu

Romme Advokatfirma
Sep 256 min read


Successful outcome in the High Court: Airline prevails again
We are pleased to share that our client, a major European airline, has once again prevailed in court - this time before the High Court - following an earlier victory before the District Court. The appellant, a claim management company, appealed the District Court judgment, and the High Court has now fully upheld the decision, confirming that our client took all reasonable measures to operate the flight despite severe weather disruptions on the day in question. The flight wa

Romme Law Firm
Feb 253 min read


High Court holds airline met its burden of proof on “all reasonable measures” following passengers’ refund request.
On 6 December 2025, Henning Romme-Mølby represented the airline and obtained a victory before the Danish High Court in a case of importance for the interpretation of Articles 5 and 8 of EU Regulation 261/2004. The Court’s decision provides enhanced legal clarity for airlines operating under extraordinary operational disruptions. Extraordinary circumstances and secondary operational effects Both the District Court and the High Court agreed that an announced and subsequently ex

Romme Law Firm
Dec 3, 20253 min read
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