lakipykäliin
Lakipykäliin is a Finnish legal term used to refer collectively to the provisions of a statute. The word is a compound derived from laki (law) and pykälä (section, provision), and it is commonly used in formal legal language to indicate reference to multiple statutory provisions. The form is typically employed in written law, court decisions, and legal argumentation when pointing to the parts of an act that are relevant to the matter at hand.
In practice, lakipykäliin functions as a shorthand for directing attention to specific sections of legislation. It
Linguistic notes: lakipykäliin is typical of Finnish legal prose, where nouns are inflected to show relation
See also: lakipykälä, laki, oikeudellinen tulkinta, oikeudenkäynti.