Supreme Court dismisses appeal where principal is wrongly listed as plaintiff for fee dispute.
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AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the appeal regarding the interpretation of a legal notice. The principal agent had properly notified dissatisfaction with the court's fee award, yet the appellate complaint incorrectly listed the principal as the plaintiff alongside the agent. The court ruled that the principal could not be considered a party to the fee dispute without explicit consent, rendering the procedural listing invalid.
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AI generatedSection 10 of the Code of Judicial Administration; Section 2 of the Code of Judicial Administration: A principal cannot be deemed a party to a fee dispute without explicit consent, and procedural errors in party listing do not validate the claim if the substantive right to participate is absent.
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Määrätty avustaja oli asianmukaisesti ilmoittanut tyytymättömyyttä käräjäoikeuden tuomioon hänelle maksettavaksi määrätyn palkkion osalta, mutta hovioikeudessa oli asiamiehen allekirjoittamassa valituksessa valittajaksi myös palkkion osalta ilmoitettu päämies.
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