Voimassaolotilan

Voimassaolotilan is a Finnish term that translates to "state of validity" or "effective status." It is most commonly used in legal and administrative contexts to describe whether a law, regulation, contract, or official document is currently in effect and legally binding.

When a law or regulation is said to be in "voimassaolotilan," it means that it has been officially enacted, published, and has reached its specified entry into force date. Conversely, if a law is no longer in "voimassaolotilan," it has been repealed, expired, or superseded by newer legislation. This concept is crucial for understanding the current legal landscape and ensuring compliance.

In the context of contracts, "voimassaolotilan" refers to the period during which the agreement is active and enforceable. Once the contract's duration expires or specific termination clauses are met, it ceases to be in force. Similarly, an official permit or license is considered in "voimassaolotilan" as long as it has not expired and all its conditions are met. Monitoring the "voimassaolotilan" of various legal instruments is essential for individuals, businesses, and public authorities to avoid legal complications and ensure their actions are within the bounds of the law.