Kutsuhetkellä

Kutsuhetkellä is an Estonian term that translates to "at the moment of calling" or "upon invitation." It refers to a specific point in time when an action is initiated or takes place due to a request, summons, or invitation. This concept is often encountered in legal contexts, particularly in contract law, but can also be applied more broadly to situations where an event is triggered by external prompting.

In legal agreements, "kutsuhetkellä" might define the precise moment a contract becomes binding, such as when a party formally accepts an offer. It can also specify when certain obligations or rights come into effect. For instance, if a service is to be provided "kutsuhetkellä," it means the service will commence only when requested or summoned by the designated party. This emphasizes the reactive nature of the action, distinguishing it from predetermined schedules or proactive initiatives.

Beyond legal frameworks, the phrase can describe the commencement of any activity that requires an explicit call to action. This could range from attending a meeting that begins only when the host arrives and initiates proceedings, to a project starting once the client gives the go-ahead. The core idea is that the action is contingent on a specific, identifiable moment of invitation or calling. The term highlights the conditional nature of the event and the importance of the initiating prompt.