Supreme Court dismissed appeal regarding child visitation rights, upholding lower court's decision based on child's best interests.

The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the appeal against a lower court's order concerning the child's right to visitation. The appellant argued that the visitation schedule was insufficient, while the lower court emphasized the child's best interests and the current living arrangement. The court upheld the original decision, ruling that the existing arrangement adequately served the child's welfare without requiring further modification.