Täitmisvõimeline

Täitmisvõimeline is an Estonian term that translates to "enforceable" or "executable" in English. It is primarily used in a legal and administrative context. Something that is täitmisvõimeline is capable of being carried out or put into effect, typically by a court or other authority.

This concept applies to various legal instruments. For example, a court judgment that is täitmisvõimeline means that it can be enforced through legal means, such as seizing assets or compelling specific actions. Similarly, an administrative order or decision that is täitmisvõimeline can be implemented by the relevant authorities.

The enforceability of an act or document is a crucial aspect of its legal validity and practical effect. It signifies that there are mechanisms in place to ensure compliance and to remedy any failure to comply. Without being täitmisvõimeline, a legal decision or obligation would remain largely theoretical, lacking the power to alter the real-world situation. The process of making something täitmisvõimeline often involves specific legal procedures and requirements designed to ensure fairness and due process.