kieltomääräystä

Kieltomääräys is a Finnish legal term that translates to a prohibition order or injunction. It is a judicial or administrative order that prevents a person or entity from performing a specific action. These orders are typically issued by courts or certain authorities to maintain public order, protect individuals, or prevent harm.

The purpose of a kieltomääräys is to stop a potentially harmful or illegal activity before it escalates or causes irreparable damage. It can be issued on an interim basis, meaning it is temporary and in effect until a full legal process is completed, or it can be a permanent order.

Examples of situations where a kieltomääräys might be issued include preventing a person from contacting another individual (such as in cases of harassment or domestic violence), stopping construction work that violates regulations, or prohibiting the dissemination of certain information. The specific grounds for issuing a kieltomääräys vary depending on the relevant legislation and the nature of the case.

Violating a kieltomääräys can have legal consequences, which may include fines or even imprisonment, depending on the severity of the violation and the specific laws governing the order. The process for obtaining or challenging a kieltomääräys involves legal procedures, and individuals or entities affected by such an order have the right to legal representation and to present their case.