VakO 20.10.1983/836:83
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Insurance court denies state compensation for criminal damage claims under the State Funds Law.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Insurance Court of Finland dismissed the claim for state compensation regarding criminal damage. The applicant sought reimbursement from state funds for losses suffered due to a criminal act, arguing for coverage under the relevant state liability statute. The court ruled that such damages fall outside the scope of compensable losses under the specific law governing state fund reimbursements for criminal incidents.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedState Funds Law; Criminal Damage Act: The State Funds Law does not provide for compensation of damages caused by criminal acts.
Keywords
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State Funds Law
criminal damage
state compensation
insurance court
liability exclusion
Cited Legislation
AI generatedState Funds Law for Compensation of Damage Caused by Criminal Acts
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Full text
Oikeushenkilölle aiheutettua vahinkoa ei ole korvattava rikosvahinkojen korvaamisesta valtion varoista annetun lain nojalla. II-jaosto