Lisakäsklused

Lisakäsklused are a type of legal order issued by a judge in Estonian law. They are used to supplement or amend existing court decisions or judgments. The purpose of a lisakäskluse is to clarify, correct, or provide additional information to a previously issued court ruling.

The procedure for issuing a lisakäskluse is governed by the Code of Civil Procedure in Estonia. Typically, a lisakäskluse is issued in response to a party's request or when a new set of circumstances arises that was not previously considered by the court. The judge has the discretion to issue a lisakäskluse, which can be done at any stage of the court case.

A lisakäskluse can take various forms, such as an explanation of the reasoning behind a previous decision, a correction of an error in calculation, or a clarification of a specific point of law. The lisakäskluse is binding and has the same authority as the original court decision.

Lisakäsklused are an important tool for ensuring that court decisions are accurate and complete. They can also play a significant role in resolving disputes and ensuring that justice is served. The issuance of a lisakäskluse is usually a formal process, with all parties involved being notified and given the opportunity to respond.

In practice, lisakäsklused are relatively rare and are typically issued in exceptional circumstances. They require careful consideration by the judge, as they can have significant consequences for the parties involved.