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KKO 9/2001 AI generated

Supreme Court allows compensation to landowner when quarrying permit ignores potential damage to land.

Case Number KKO 9/2001
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Allowed / Granted

Legislator summary

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The Supreme Court of Finland allowed the landowner's claim for compensation regarding a quarrying permit issued without considering potential damage to their land. The applicant argued that the administrative authority failed to assess the impact on their property rights when granting the extraction permit. The court ruled that the authority must evaluate such potential damages and provide compensation if the permit causes harm to the landowner's interests.

Legislator headnote

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Kallioainelaki 1993; Maanomistajansuojelulaki 1973: When a quarrying permit is granted, the authority must consider potential damage to the landowner's property rights and provide compensation if such damage occurs.

Keywords

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quarrying permit landowner compensation property rights mineral extraction administrative liability

Cited Legislation

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Kallioainelaki 1993
Maanomistajansuojelulaki 1973
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Full text

Kysymys kallioaineksen ottamismahdollisuuden huomioon ottamisesta määrättäessä tietoimituksessa korvausta maanomistajalle.