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KKO 218/2006 AI generated

Supreme Court dismisses company's execution claim for ownership of seized assets due to procedural delay.

Case Number KKO 218/2006
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

Legislator summary

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The Supreme Court dismissed the company's execution claim because the lower court failed to examine the appeal due to late filing. The company argued ownership of seized assets without providing evidence, while the opposing party contested the lack of proof. The court ruled that the procedural defect precluded the examination of the substantive ownership question.

Legislator headnote

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Execution Act s. 10; Execution Act s. 11: A court must examine an execution claim even if filed late, but failure to do so due to procedural error results in dismissal of the claim.

Keywords

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execution claim ownership dispute procedural delay seized assets lower court error

Cited Legislation

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Execution Act s. 10
Execution Act s. 11
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Yhtiö oli valittanut ulosmittauksesta sillä perusteella, että se omisti velallisen veloista ulosmitatun omaisuuden. Käräjäoikeus oli jättänyt valituksen myöhään saapuneena tutkimatta. Tämän jälkeen yhtiö nosti ilman osoitusta täytäntöönpanoriitakanteen, jossa se muun ohella vaati vahvistettavaksi, että se omistaa ulosmitatun omaisuuden. Kysymys siitä, voitiinko kanne tutkia.