KKO 4493/1997
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Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding conditions for compulsory measures under the Compulsory Measures Act.
Finland (FI)
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the appeal challenging the lower court's decision on the prerequisites for compulsory measures. The appellant argued that specific conditions under the Compulsory Measures Act were not met, while the lower court found them satisfied based on the facts. The court upheld the original ruling, confirming that the statutory requirements for imposing such measures were correctly applied in this instance.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedPakkokeinoL 3 luku 1 §; The court held that the statutory conditions for the application of compulsory measures must be strictly interpreted and met before such measures can be legally imposed.
Keywords
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compulsory measures
legal prerequisites
Supreme Court appeal
administrative procedure
statutory interpretation
Cited Legislation
AI generatedPakkokeinoL 3 luku 1 §
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Full text
Kysymys hukkaamiskiellon ja vakuustakavarikon edellytyksistä.
PakkokeinoL 3 luku 1 §