Eritingimuste

Eritingimuste is the genitive plural form of eritingimus, a term used in Estonian to denote a special or additional condition that modifies standard terms. It refers to conditions that apply only in specific situations or within particular agreements, rather than the general rules governing a contract, policy, or procedure. In legal and administrative texts, eritingimused delineate exceptions or bespoke arrangements.

In practice, eritingimused describe terms that supplement or modify ordinary contractual provisions. They are often appended to standard terms and may specify requirements, permissions, or restrictions that apply in particular circumstances. Phrases such as eritingimuste kohaselt (in accordance with the special conditions) or eritingimuste täitmine (fulfillment of the special conditions) are common in formal documents and help clarify how the general rules are to be applied in specific cases.

Etymology and form: eri- is a prefix meaning “special” or “distinct,” and tingimus means “condition.” The form eritingimuste is the genitive plural, used when referring to the set of such conditions within a sentence, for example in phrases denoting compliance with or reference to those conditions.

Applications: Eritingimused appear in various domains, including housing and lease agreements, procurement contracts, employment terms, and insurance endorsements. They allow parties to tailor standard terms to accommodate particular needs, risks, or permissions that are not covered by generic provisions.

See also: eritingimus, tingimus, contract terms, standard terms.