In Hallstavik, situated in Norrtälje, a bus shelter that closely resembles the original design created by Göran Tejbrant's father and uncle in the early 1990s has sparked controversy. Göran, who recognized the new shelter as a 'bastard' and a poor imitation of the original 'City 90' design, expressed his frustration upon discovering it was being erected by SL without his knowledge.

Göran was first alerted to the situation in spring 2023 when a municipal officer contacted him regarding the installation of the new bus shelter. Despite having no sale or connection to the shelter's erection, Göran felt that his family's work was being appropriated. The new installation was revealed to be built from documentation that potentially misrepresented its origins, creating a conflict over intellectual property rights and design ownership.

This incident highlights the broader issues of design plagiarism and intellectual property within public works. The case raises questions about the enforcement of copyright laws in Sweden, particularly in the public domain where replication of designs can detract from the original creator's legacy and potentially impact their credibility in future projects.