Supreme Court ruled that removing items from a seized property without court order constitutes theft, not self-help defense.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the defendant's claim of self-help defense regarding items removed from seized real estate. The court found that the defendant, A, had no legal right to remove personal property attached to the seized building without a judicial order. Consequently, the court determined the actions constituted theft rather than a valid self-help measure.
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AI generatedSection 2 of the Act on the Execution of Judgments; Section 2 of the Act on the Execution of Judgments: Unauthorized removal of property from seized premises without judicial authorization constitutes theft, not self-help defense.
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A oli luvatta hakenut pakkohuutokaupalla asianomistajalle siirtyneeltä kiinteistöltä ominaan pitämänsä kiinteistöön kiinnitetyt esineet. Kysymys siitä, oliko A syyllistynyt varkauteen vai omankädenoikeuteen.