lakkauttamista

Lakkauttamista is the act of abolishing, terminating, or discontinuing something, such as an organization, institution, company, or legal measure. In Finnish legal and administrative language, lakkauttaminen describes the formal ending of an entity or practice, and it can appear in phrases like lakkauttamista koskeva päätös, meaning a decision concerning dissolution. The term stems from the verb lakkauttaa, and lakkauttamista is the noun form used when referring to the act itself.

Contexts where the term is used include corporate, municipal, and public administration settings. In corporate law, yhtiön lakkauttaminen refers to the dissolution of a company, typically after a voluntary decision by shareholders and a liquidation process, or in bankruptcy. In local administration, lakkauttaminen can describe the dissolution or consolidation of a municipality or an establishment, often through mergers or statutory reform. In nonprofit or public organizations, lakkauttaminen may be decided by the governing body and followed by wind-up procedures. In legislative contexts, the term may be used to describe the repeal or ending of a law or regulation.

Procedures commonly associated with lakkauttaminen vary by context but generally involve a formal decision by the competent authority, notification to relevant authorities, and steps to wind up affairs, such as liquidation of assets, transfer of obligations, and deregistration or deregistration of the entity. Final closure typically occurs after administrative and legal requirements have been fulfilled.

See also: purkaminen, lakkauttaminen oikeushenkilön kontekstissa, lainsäädännön lakkauttaminen.