kiinteistölain

Kiinteistölaki is a Finnish law that regulates the ownership, use, and transfer of real estate. It is part of the Finnish Property Code, which also includes the Property Act and the Property Code. The law aims to protect property rights and ensure the orderly development of real estate.

The Kiinteistölaki defines a kiinteistö (real estate) as an immovable property, including land and buildings. It outlines the rights and obligations of property owners, including the right to use, transfer, and dispose of the property. The law also regulates the creation, modification, and termination of real estate rights, such as ownership, lease, and easement.

The law provides a framework for property transactions, including the registration of property rights in the Finnish Property Register. It also sets out the procedures for property disputes, including the right to compensation for property damage and the right to compensation for property loss.

The Kiinteistölaki also includes provisions for the protection of property from encroachment, such as trespassing and unauthorized use. It sets out the procedures for evicting tenants and the right to compensation for unpaid rent.

The law is enforced by the Finnish Property Code, which includes the Property Act and the Property Code. The Property Act sets out the general principles of property law, while the Property Code provides detailed regulations for specific aspects of property law, including the Kiinteistölaki.

The Kiinteistölaki is a complex and detailed law, and it is important for property owners, tenants, and other stakeholders to understand its provisions. It is advisable to seek legal advice when dealing with property matters.