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KKO 2956/1999 AI generated

Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding finality of property sale decision due to lack of finality.

Case Number KKO 2956/1999
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the appellant's appeal concerning the finality of a property sale decision. The appellant argued that the lower court's ruling was not legally binding, while the opposing party maintained the decision had already taken effect. The court ruled that the decision lacked the necessary finality to be considered legally binding under the relevant procedural laws.

Legislator headnote

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Laki oikeusvoimasta (Act on the Finality of Decisions); Laki kiinteistönkaupasta (Act on Property Sales): A decision is not legally binding if it has not attained finality according to the procedural rules governing the specific type of case.

Keywords

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finality of decisions property sale proceedings appeal dismissal legally binding effect Supreme Court of Finland

Cited Legislation

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Laki oikeusvoimasta (Act on the Finality of Decisions)
Laki kiinteistönkaupasta (Act on Property Sales)
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Kysymys oikeusvoimasta kiinteistön kaupan purkua ynnä muuta koskevassa asiassa.