oikeudenhaltijoilta

Oikeudenhaltijoilta is a Finnish word that translates to "from the rights holders" or "from those who hold rights" in English. It is a genitive plural form of the noun "oikeudenhaltija," which itself is a compound word. "Oikeus" means "right" or "law," and "haltija" means "holder" or "possessor." Therefore, "oikeudenhaltija" refers to an individual or entity that possesses certain rights.

The term "oikeudenhaltijoilta" is commonly used in legal and contractual contexts. For instance, it might appear in agreements concerning intellectual property, where it specifies the obligations or permissions granted by the rights holders. It could also be used in discussions about licensing, royalties, or any situation where rights are being transferred, licensed, or otherwise dealt with. The preposition "ilta" indicates a movement or origin from these rights holders, implying that something is being received, requested, or obtained from them. Understanding the context in which "oikeudenhaltijoilta" appears is crucial for deciphering its precise meaning and implications within a specific legal or business framework.