Järelseadus
Järelseadus is a term originating from Estonian legal and philosophical discourse, roughly translating to "law of continuity" or "principle of succession." It refers to the fundamental concept that legal rights, obligations, and status are transferred from one person to another, typically upon a specific event or circumstance. This principle is most prominently observed in inheritance law, where the assets and liabilities of a deceased individual are passed on to their heirs.
Beyond inheritance, the concept of järelseadus can be applied more broadly. It suggests that certain legal
The philosophical underpinnings of järelseadus emphasize the importance of enduring legal frameworks and the smooth transition