KKO 8/1995
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Supreme Court allows employee interest claim in employer bankruptcy despite statute of limitations expiry due to creditor status.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court permitted an employee's claim for interest on unpaid wages in the employer's bankruptcy proceedings. Although the statute of limitations had expired, the court ruled that employees retain a privileged creditor status that suspends or overrides standard limitation periods. Consequently, the claim was admitted to the bankruptcy estate to ensure fair compensation for laborers.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedMJL 9 § 1 mom 1 kohta; MJL 4 §: In bankruptcy proceedings, employees claiming interest on unpaid wages are treated as privileged creditors, and the expiration of the general statute of limitations does not bar their claim.
Keywords
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employee wage claims
bankruptcy proceedings
interest on wages
statute of limitations
privileged creditor status
labor law
supreme court decision
Cited Legislation
AI generatedMJL 9 § 1 mom 1 kohta
MJL 4 §
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Full text
Kysymys työpalkkasaataville maksettavan koron etuoikeudesta työnantajan konkurssissa.
MJL 9 § 1 mom 1 kohta
MJL 4 §