lainvoimaisen

lainvoimaisen is a Finnish word that translates to "legally binding" or "enforceable by law" in English. It is used to describe a document, agreement, or decision that has legal effect and can be upheld by a court of law.

For example, a contract between two parties is considered lainvoimaisen if it meets all the legal requirements for a valid contract. This means it has been properly formed, its terms are clear, and it has been signed by all parties involved. Once a contract is lainvoimaisen, neither party can simply disregard its obligations. If one party fails to fulfill their end of the bargain, the other party can take legal action to enforce the terms of the contract.

Similarly, court rulings or administrative decisions can also be lainvoimaisen. This means they are final and cannot be appealed further, and their consequences must be respected. The concept of lainvoimaisen is crucial in ensuring legal certainty and order within a society, as it guarantees that agreements and decisions have predictable and enforceable outcomes.