Kaikkiintressit

Kaikkiintressit is a Finnish term used in legal and financial language to denote the total set of rights, claims, or entitlements related to a person, asset, or arrangement. The exact meaning of kaikkIintressit depends on the context, and it is not a fixed statutory concept. Instead, it functions as a descriptive phrase that summarizes all relevant interests in a given matter.

In real estate and collateral contexts, kaikkIintressit may include ownership, usufruct, liens, easements, and any other encumbrances or rights associated with the property. In corporate or commercial law, it can refer to all shareholdings, voting rights, dividend entitlements, and other financial or governance-related interests held by an individual or entity in a company or project. In estate planning and inheritance settings, kaikkIintressit may describe the bundle of rights held by a beneficiary, executor, or trustee concerning an estate or trust.

The term is often used alongside other descriptors, such as “kaikki intressit ja velat” (all interests and liabilities), to convey a complete picture for due diligence, disclosure, or transactional purposes. Because kaikkIintressit is not tied to a single legal category, its precise scope is inferred from the surrounding contractual or statutory language.

See also: intressi; oikeudellinen intressi; kiinteistöoikeus; perintöoikeus.