kohtuuttomuuslakipykäliin
Kohtuuttomuuslakipykäliin is a term used in Finnish theoretical legal discussions to describe a proposed clause or set of clauses intended to anchor the principle of avoiding undue or unreasonable effects in law. The expression combines kohtuuttomuus (unreasonableness or undue harshness), laki (law), and pykälä (section), and is typically invoked in debates about how statutes should be drafted and interpreted to prevent disproportionate burdens on individuals or groups.
The concept envisions a meta-provision applicable to legislation and regulatory texts. Its core aim is to ensure
In judicial practice, a corresponding standard could allow courts to review statutes for undue costs or harms
Overall, kohtuuttomuuslakipykäliin remains a theoretical construct rather than an enacted Finnish legal rule, used in discussions