Siirtymättömillä

Siirtymättömillä is a Finnish term that translates to "immovable" or "non-transferable" in English. It is primarily used in legal and property contexts.

In Finnish law, siirtymättömillä refers to assets or rights that cannot be easily sold, transferred, or assigned to another party. This is often due to specific legal provisions or the nature of the asset itself. For example, certain types of public land, historical monuments, or rights tied to a specific individual might be considered siirtymättömillä.

The concept is important in inheritance law, where some assets might be designated as siirtymättömillä to ensure they remain within a family or are preserved for a specific purpose. Similarly, in contract law, certain obligations or rights may be made non-transferable to maintain a personal relationship or a specific condition.

The legal implications of something being siirtymättömillä are significant. It means that standard legal procedures for sale, gifting, or inheritance may not apply, and specific legal channels or permissions might be required for any alteration of ownership or status. Understanding whether an asset or right is siirtymättömillä is crucial for legal practitioners and individuals dealing with property or complex legal arrangements in Finland.