pakkolunastus
Pakkolunastus, literally “forced redemption,” is a legal mechanism by which one party can compel another to transfer property or rights to a third party, even without the owner’s consent. The term is used in different contexts, most commonly in public law and in corporate law, where the details of the process and the grounds for use vary by jurisdiction.
In public law, pakkolunastus refers to expropriation or compulsory purchase by a state or local authority for
In corporate law, pakkolunastus describes a mechanism that enables a majority shareholder or the company to
Overall, pakkolunastus balances the interests of efficient decision-making and control with protections for property rights and