põhinõudmisega

Põhinõudmisega is an Estonian legal term that translates to "with main demand" or "with principal claim." It refers to the primary or original legal claim being pursued in a legal proceeding. When a lawsuit or other legal action is initiated, there is usually a central issue or a main request that the plaintiff is seeking from the defendant. This is the põhinõudmisega.

In essence, it is the core of the legal dispute. For example, if someone sues to recover a debt, the põhinõudmisega is the amount of money owed. If a contract dispute arises, the põhinõudmisega might be the enforcement of a specific contractual term or compensation for breach of contract. This principal claim dictates the scope of the legal proceedings and the evidence that will be presented.

While a legal case might involve other related requests or secondary claims, the põhinõudmisega is the fundamental basis upon which the entire case rests. Understanding the põhinõudmisega is crucial for both parties involved in a legal matter, as it defines the primary objective of the litigation and the potential outcomes. It guides the court's decision-making process and the remedies that can be awarded.