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KKO 1161/1995 AI generated

City liable to pay private company for elderly care services after contract termination due to refusal to relocate.

Case Number KKO 1161/1995
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Allowed / Granted

Legislator summary

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The Supreme Court of Finland ruled that the municipality must continue paying the private company for elderly care services after the contract ended. The city decided to stop purchasing these services and relocate the elderly residents, but the residents refused to leave the facility. The court determined that the municipality remained liable for the costs incurred during the transition period following the termination of the service agreement.

Legislator headnote

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City Act 340/1988; Social Services Act 523/1994: The municipality remains liable for costs incurred by a private service provider during the period following the termination of a service agreement if the residents refuse to relocate.

Keywords

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municipal liability service contract termination elderly care services private provider relocation refusal

Cited Legislation

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City Act 340/1988
Social Services Act 523/1994
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Kaupunki oli sijoittanut vanhuksia yksityisen yhtiön ylläpitämään asuntolaan toistaiseksi. Kaupungin päätettyä lopettaa näiden palvelujen ostamisen yhtiöltä ja sijoittaa vanhukset muualle he eivät suostuneet muuttamaan pois asuntolasta. Kysymys siitä, oliko kaupunki velvollinen maksamaan yhtiölle vanhusten hoidosta sopimussuhteen päättymisen jälkeiseltä ajalta.