eisopimusperäisistä

Eisopimusperäisistä refers to a legal concept in Finnish contract law. It translates roughly to "originating from contract" or "based on contract." This term is used to describe obligations, rights, or legal relationships that arise directly from a valid contract between two or more parties. In essence, anything that is eisopimusperäisistä is a consequence of the agreement voluntarily entered into by the parties involved.

This concept is fundamental to contract law, as it distinguishes contractual liabilities from those arising from other sources of law, such as tort law (aiheettomasta vahingonkorvausvelvollisuudesta) or statutory obligations (laillinen velvoite). When a matter is described as eisopimusperäisistä, it means that the legal basis for that matter is found within the terms and conditions of the contract itself. The parties are bound by what they have agreed upon in their contract, and their rights and duties are defined by that agreement.

For example, if a company agrees to deliver goods to another company by a specific date, the obligation to deliver the goods by that date is eisopimusperäisistä. If the delivery is late, the breaching party's liability stems directly from the contract. Similarly, any payment obligations or warranties provided within a contract are also considered eisopimusperäisistä. The principle of contractual freedom allows parties to define these obligations themselves, within the boundaries of the law.