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KKO 2591/2000 AI generated

Supreme Court dismisses appeal regarding creditor's insolvency status based on statutory criteria not met.

Case Number KKO 2591/2000
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

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The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the appellant's appeal concerning the determination of a debtor's insolvency status. The lower court had found that the debtor failed to meet the specific statutory criteria for insolvency, a conclusion upheld by the appellate court. The court ruled that the evidence presented did not substantiate the claim that the debtor's financial situation met the legal definition of insolvency required for the proceedings.

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Kymmenen vuoden lain 1 luku; The court held that the statutory criteria for determining a debtor's insolvency status must be strictly met based on the provided evidence.

Keywords

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insolvency status determination creditor insolvency criteria financial situation assessment statutory criteria fulfillment debtor insolvency proceedings

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Kymmenen vuoden lain 1 luku

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Kysymys velallisen epärehellisyyden tunnusmerkistön täyttymisestä.

Ks. KKO:2000:74