sivusuojan

Sivusuojan is a term used in Finnish law to refer to a legal protection measure that safeguards the rights of individuals who are not directly involved in a legal dispute. The concept is rooted in the principle of protecting the innocent party, ensuring that their rights are not adversely affected by the actions of another party involved in a legal proceeding. This protection is particularly relevant in cases where one party's actions could potentially harm the rights of a third party, who is not a party to the dispute.

The term "sivusuojan" is derived from the Finnish words "sivu," meaning side or third party, and "suojan," meaning protection. The measure is designed to prevent situations where a party's actions in a legal dispute could inadvertently or intentionally infringe upon the rights of an innocent third party. This can occur in various legal contexts, such as contract disputes, property rights, or employment issues.

In practice, sivusuojan can manifest in different forms, including injunctions, restraining orders, or other legal remedies aimed at preventing harm to the third party. The specific measures taken depend on the nature of the dispute and the rights of the third party. The goal is to maintain a balance between the rights of the parties involved in the dispute and the protection of the innocent third party.

The implementation of sivusuojan is governed by Finnish legal principles and procedures, which aim to ensure fairness and justice in legal proceedings. It reflects the broader legal principle of protecting the rights of all individuals involved in legal disputes, regardless of their direct involvement in the case.