Tekijäyleensä

Tekijäyleensä is a Finnish term that translates to "by the author" or "author's generally." It is commonly used in legal and contractual contexts, particularly within Finnish law. The phrase signifies that a specific right, obligation, or condition is attributed to the author of a document or agreement, as opposed to a third party or a general principle. This distinction is important for establishing clear responsibility and understanding the scope of agreements.

In copyright law, "tekijäyleensä" might refer to the inherent rights of the creator over their work. When a contract uses this term, it clarifies that certain clauses or permissions are granted or held by the individual or entity that created the contract itself. This contrasts with situations where rights might be assigned to another party or governed by industry-wide standards. Understanding "tekijäyleensä" is crucial for accurately interpreting Finnish legal documents and ensuring that parties are aware of their respective roles and entitlements. Its usage emphasizes the direct link between the creator and their creation or contractual instrument.