rekisteröidäänlauseen

Rekisteröidäänlauseen is a Finnish term that translates to "registration clause" or "registration statement." It refers to a specific section or statement within a legal document, contract, or official application that declares or confirms the registration of a particular entity, item, or event. This clause typically serves as a formal acknowledgment by the relevant authority or party that the subject matter has been officially recorded.

The exact context and implications of a rekisteröidäänlauseen can vary significantly depending on the document it appears in. For example, in company law, it might be part of the founding documents of a business, confirming its registration with the Finnish Trade Register. In property law, it could be a statement within a deed or title document indicating that a property transfer or encumbrance has been registered with the Land Register. In the context of applications, it might be a confirmation that an application itself has been formally received and registered.

The presence of a rekisteröidäänlauseen often carries legal weight, signifying that certain legal requirements have been met and that the registration provides a basis for legal rights, obligations, or public notice. It is a crucial element for establishing legal certainty and transparency in various transactional and administrative processes in Finland. The phrasing and specific requirements related to a rekisteröidäänlauseen are dictated by the relevant Finnish legislation governing the particular area of law.