õigustingimustega

**õigustingimustega** refers to a legal or regulatory concept in Estonian law, where certain actions, agreements, or rights are contingent upon fulfilling specific legal conditions. The term is derived from the Estonian phrase meaning "with legal conditions," indicating that the validity or applicability of a particular right, obligation, or transaction depends on the satisfaction of predefined legal prerequisites.

In legal practice, conditions of this nature are often found in contracts, permits, or administrative decisions. For example, a license to operate a business may be granted *õigustingimustega*, meaning it is valid only if the applicant complies with ongoing regulatory obligations, such as environmental standards or tax filings. Similarly, inheritance rights or property transfers may be conditional upon fulfilling inheritance laws or tax liabilities.

The use of such conditions ensures that legal rights or privileges are not granted unconditionally but are tied to compliance with the law. This approach helps maintain legal certainty and prevents abuse of rights. Courts and administrative bodies assess whether these conditions have been met when resolving disputes or enforcing obligations.

In Estonian legal terminology, *õigustingimustega* transactions are governed by the Civil Code and other relevant legislation, which outline the consequences of failing to meet these conditions, such as the revocation of rights or penalties. The principle aligns with broader legal concepts of conditional rights and obligations found in comparative law.