KKO 3448/1996
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Supreme Court dismisses appeal where lower court relied on a fact not raised by the parties.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the appeal because the Court of Appeal based its ruling on a fact that neither party had argued. The lower court found a payment obligation based on a guarantee without the parties addressing this specific ground. The court held that a judgment must be based on facts and arguments actually presented by the parties to ensure procedural fairness.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedKorkein oikeus 10.10.1996 3448/1996: Korkeimman oikeuden 10.10.1996 3448/1996: Ratkaisu perustuu vain osittain asianosaisille esille tuotuihin seikkoihin, jos se on virheellinen.
Keywords
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procedural fairness
unraised facts
judicial reasoning
appeal dismissal
party autonomy
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Full text
Kysymys siitä, että hovioikeus oli takaukseen perustuvaa maksuvelvollisuutta koskevassa asiassa perustanut ratkaisunsa seikkaan, johon ei ollut vedottu.