sopimuslaissa
Sopimuslaki, or contract law, is a fundamental area of Finnish civil law that governs agreements between parties. It outlines the principles and rules for the creation, interpretation, validity, and termination of contracts. The primary legislation in this field is the Contract Act (Sopimuslaki), which came into effect in 1929 and has undergone several amendments.
The core principles of Finnish contract law include freedom of contract, which allows parties to agree on
Key aspects covered by the Sopimuslaki include the formation of contracts, which typically requires an offer
Finnish contract law aims to ensure legal certainty and fairness in commercial and private dealings. It provides