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KKO 2239/2018 AI generated

Supreme Court remands case to lower court after new evidence and argument introduced by parties.

Case Number KKO 2239/2018
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Finland (FI)
Decision Date
Outcome Dismissed

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The Supreme Court of Finland remanded the case to the Court of Appeal for re-examination following the introduction of new facts and evidence. The parties successfully argued for additional written proof and personal testimony that were not previously considered. Consequently, the lower court was ordered to reconsider the original order revoking the search warrant authority based on these new submissions.

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Korkein oikeus 1. luvun 10 a §; Korkein oikeus 1. luvun 10 §: The Supreme Court may remand a case to the lower court when new material facts, evidence, or arguments are introduced by the parties, requiring a fresh examination of the matter.

Keywords

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remand procedure new evidence introduction search warrant revocation procedural review lower court re-examination

Cited Legislation

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Korkein oikeus 1. luvun 10 a §
Korkein oikeus 1. luvun 10 §
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Hovioikeus oli peruuttanut etsintävaltuutetun määräyksen. Kun asianosaiset olivat Korkeimmassa oikeudessa vedonneet uuteen seikkaan sekä uuteen kirjalliseen todisteeseen ja henkilötodisteluun, asia palautettiin hovioikeuteen uudelleen käsiteltäväksi.