Täitamisel

"Täitamisel" is an Estonian word that translates to "in execution" or "under enforcement" in English. It is commonly used in legal and administrative contexts to describe a process that is actively being carried out or enforced.

The term "täitmisele" is the allative case of "täitmine," which means execution or enforcement. This grammatical form indicates movement towards or being in a state of execution. For instance, a court judgment is "täitmisel" when the bailiff is actively working to enforce it. This could involve seizing assets, collecting debts, or carrying out other measures mandated by the court order.

In a broader sense, "täitamisel" can refer to any task or obligation that is in the process of being fulfilled. This might include contractual obligations, administrative procedures, or even personal commitments. The key aspect is that the action is not merely planned or decided upon, but is actively underway. The opposite of "täitamisel" would be a state of being unfulfilled, pending, or completed. Understanding this term is important for comprehending legal and administrative processes in Estonia, as it signifies an active phase of action and enforcement.