Eriväisiin

Eriväisiin refers to a concept in Finnish law that deals with pecuniary damages distinct from ordinary damages. This concept is used to address or punish people who commit certain acts or have certain acts committed against them that don't hold a monetary value. Eriväisiin often involves reparations or compensation, including non-monetary damages.

In the context of Finnish law, eriväisiin is used in cases involving personal harm, moral damage, or financial distress that doesn't form part of ordinary monetary damages. These are considered separately and may include compensations for socially unjust situations, reparation for personal injury, and emotional trauma.

Eriväisiin is different from more conventional forms of compensation or damages, such as conscientious damages that are paid for subjects characterized under mental harm. It deals specifically with social and conscientious reparation. This compensation is granted separately in cases not subsumed by conventional company and limiting conditions.