Täytäntöönpanokelpoinen

Täytäntöönpanokelpoinen is a Finnish legal term that translates to "enforceable" in English. It describes a document or a judgment that can be used to compel a party to fulfill their obligations. In essence, it means that the contents of the document can be enforced through legal means, such as through the bailiff's office (ulosottolaitos).

For a document to be täytäntöönpanokelpoinen, it typically needs to meet certain formal requirements established by Finnish law. This often includes being issued by an authorized authority or court and containing clear, unambiguous terms regarding the obligations of the parties involved. Common examples of täytäntöönpanokelpoinen documents include court judgments, court-authorized settlement agreements, and certain types of loan agreements or promissory notes.

When a debtor fails to voluntarily comply with the terms of an enforceable document, the creditor can initiate enforcement proceedings. This process allows the creditor to seek the assistance of the authorities to collect debts, seize property, or otherwise ensure that the obligations stipulated in the document are met. The concept of täytäntöönpanokelpoinen is crucial for ensuring the effectiveness of legal agreements and judicial decisions, providing a mechanism for resolving disputes and upholding contractual and legal rights.