Vahingonkorvausvastuun
Vahingonkorvausvastuu, often translated as liability for damages, is a fundamental legal concept in Finnish law. It refers to the obligation of a person or entity to compensate another party for harm or loss that has been caused by their actions or omissions. This principle ensures that individuals who suffer damage due to the fault of another are not left to bear the burden of their losses alone.
The concept of vahingonkorvausvastuu is primarily governed by the Tort Act (vahingonkorvauslaki). For liability to arise,
Furthermore, there must be fault on the part of the person causing the damage. This fault can