Mittevõrdlushordusteks

Mittevõrdlushordusteks is an Estonian term that translates to "non-comparative orders" or "non-comparative instructions" in English. This concept is primarily relevant in the context of legal and administrative procedures, particularly within the Estonian legal system. It refers to a type of official order or decision issued by an authority that does not require a comparative analysis of different options or parties. Instead, the decision is often based on predefined criteria, factual findings, or a straightforward application of rules.

These orders are distinct from those that involve a comparative process, such as competitive tenders, selection processes between multiple applicants, or judicial decisions where different arguments and evidence are weighed against each other. Mittevõrdlushordusteks are typically more administrative in nature and are used when the authority's role is to execute a specific task or enforce a particular regulation without the need for deliberation among alternatives. Examples might include a permit issued based on meeting specific objective requirements, an order to cease a particular activity due to a clear violation, or an administrative decision based on a set of established facts. The emphasis is on the direct application of rules or policies rather than a judgment based on comparing multiple scenarios or entities.