reversioedellytykset
Reversioedellytykset is a Finnish term that translates literally as “reversal prerequisites” and is used primarily in legal, financial, and medical contexts to denote the set of conditions that must be met before a reversal, rescission, or rollback is permitted. The concept is most closely associated with Finnish contract law, where it governs the circumstances under which a contractual agreement can be unwound or set aside after it has been executed. In this setting, reversioedellytykset typically requires clear evidence of a breach, fraud, mistake, or undue influence, and it often demands that the party seeking reversal either has acted in good faith or has been subjected to an exceptional circumstance that precludes fulfillment of the contract.
Financial regulations in Finland employ the term to regulate the reverse redemption of financial instruments, such
Reversioedellytykset is closely related to other legal doctrines like “beyond the limits of the contract” and