erieeskirjadest

Erieeskirjadest is a phrase in Estonian that denotes a discussion, description, or reference to special regulations that apply in particular contexts, as opposed to general or universal rules. The form erieeskirjadest arises from eri eeskirjad (special regulations) in the genitive plural, used when talking about these rules as a source or topic.

Use and scope: In legal, administrative, and organizational texts, erieeskirjadest is used to identify sections, sources, or topics that deal with rules that supplement or modify general regulations. It covers regulations issued for specific sectors, circumstances, or institutions, and can include transitional provisions, exceptions, or procedural specifics that do not belong to the broad framework.

Contexts: Government agencies, schools, companies, and courts may issue erieeskirjadest rules for particular situations, such as procurement procedures, disciplinary processes, or safety requirements tailored to a given context.

Relation to other terms: It contrasts with yle (general) eeskirjad (regulations) and with seadused (laws). It is often used in explanatory or comparative writing to point to the existence of tailored rules that apply in specific settings rather than to the standard regulatory system.

See also: eeskirjad, seadus, haldusõigus, erand.