Specificäänneteon

Specificäänneteon is a Finnish term that translates to "specific provision" or "specific stipulation." It refers to a precisely defined rule or condition within a legal document, contract, or regulation. Unlike general clauses that might apply broadly, a specificäänneteon addresses a particular situation, action, or right with explicit detail. The purpose of a specificäänneteon is to eliminate ambiguity and ensure clarity regarding a defined aspect of the agreement or law.

In legal contexts, specificäänneteon is crucial for establishing precise obligations, rights, or prohibitions. For example, a contract might contain a specificäänneteon detailing the exact payment schedule and methods, or a law could have a specificäänneteon outlining the precise criteria for obtaining a particular permit. These detailed provisions are designed to be legally binding and are often the subject of interpretation or dispute resolution if their application is unclear. The existence of specificäänneteon allows parties to understand their exact commitments and expectations, thus contributing to the predictability and enforceability of agreements and laws.