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KKO 2289/2003 AI generated

Supreme Court dismissed appeal regarding timber cutter's permission given during ongoing dispute over crew composition.

Case Number KKO 2289/2003
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal concerning a timber cutter's permission granted while a dispute over the crew composition was pending. The appellant argued that the decision was invalid because the procedural requirements for the crew selection were not fully met during the dispute. The court held that the timber cutter's permission remained valid despite the ongoing internal dispute, as the statutory conditions for granting such permission were satisfied at the time.

Legislator headnote

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S. 101 of the Timber Act 1993; s. 101 of the Timber Act 1993: A timber cutter's permission to fell trees remains valid even if a dispute over the composition of the crew is pending, provided the statutory conditions for granting the permission were met at the time.

Keywords

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timber cutter permission crew composition dispute procedural validity forestry law supreme court appeal

Cited Legislation

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s. 101 of the Timber Act 1993
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Kysymys maaoikeuden päätösvaltaisesta kokoonpanosta käsiteltäessä valitusta, joka koski toimitusmiesten halkomistoimituksen kestäessä antamaa lupaa puuston hakkuuseen.