Frederiksberg lawyer Kent Vinhardt Josephsen deposits bar appointment from 18 November

Kent Vinhardt Josephsen, an advokat practising in Frederiksberg, has had his appointment as a lawyer deposited with Civilstyrelsen with effect from 18 November 2026, according to a notice published in Statstidende on 11 November 2026. The appointment given up is the one dated 15 February 2002. The entry is carried under the reference S09112026-84, in the paper’s rubric for dismissals and appointments.

The announcement is a short entry in the section headed “Diverse · Afskedigelser og udnævnelser”, the standing rubric in which Statstidende carries changes to lawyers’ appointments alongside other staffing notices from Danish public administration. Its operative wording is that “Nedennævntes advokatbeskikkelse af 15.02.2002 er med virkning fra den 18.11.2026 deponeret i Civilstyrelsen” — the appointment of the person named below, dated 15 February 2002, is deposited with Civilstyrelsen with effect from 18 November 2026.

Civilstyrelsen is the recipient of the deposit and the body that holds the record of advokatbeskikkelser in Denmark; the entry identifies the lawyer only by name, academic title and town. It records the deposit and its effective date, and says nothing about the reason for the step, about any proceedings, or about the lawyer’s future plans. Nor does the wording suggest that the arrangement is provisional or time-limited.

What the entry records

The published notice is laid out as a fixed set of data, which is what gives it its evidential value:

• Name: Kent Vinhardt Josephsen
• Academic title: cand.jur.
• Town: Frederiksberg
• Date of the original advokatbeskikkelse: 15 February 2002 (written 15.02.2002)
• Effective date of the deposit: 18 November 2026 (written 18.11.2026)
• Body receiving the deposit: Civilstyrelsen
• Rubric: Diverse · Afskedigelser og udnævnelser
• Official reference: S09112026-84

A week between publication and effect

The notice appeared on 11 November 2026 and takes effect on 18 November 2026, a gap of seven days. Because the effective date falls after publication, the entry is a forward-looking change to the public register rather than a report of a step already completed when the paper went out. Danish date notation is used throughout, with the appointment given as 15.02.2002 and the deposit as 18.11.2026.

A second notice in the same issue uses exactly the same wording for another lawyer. Lis Katz Krefeld, cand.jur., of København, has her appointment of 4 August 2003 deposited with effect from 2 November 2026 under reference S09112026-109; in her case the effective date had already passed by the time of publication. The pair shows the standard form used for this kind of register change, with only the name, title, town, appointment date and effective date differing.

What changes in the public record

From 18 November 2026, anyone checking the lawyer’s standing has to read the entry as a statement that the appointment of 15 February 2002 no longer rests with Kent Vinhardt Josephsen but with Civilstyrelsen. That applies to clients with running mandates, to courts and tribunals that have listed him as counsel, and to counterparties and opposing advisers in pending matters. The public announcements carried by Statstidende are where that shift first becomes visible, a week before it bites.

For readers in the Frederiksberg area the practical effect is narrow but concrete: correspondence, court listings and case papers that still name Kent Vinhardt Josephsen as counsel will, from 18 November 2026, refer to an appointment that has been deposited elsewhere. The notice itself is three lines long, but it is the formal record of the change and the version that remains in the public archive for anyone who later needs to establish when the appointment ended.

Source: Statstidende, 11 November 2026, section Diverse · Afskedigelser og udnævnelser (official reference: S09112026-84).