suostuvaisen

The term "suostuvaisen" is a Finnish word that translates to "agreeing" or "concordant" in English. It is primarily used in a legal or formal context to describe a situation where parties involved have reached a mutual understanding or agreement.

In legal proceedings, "suostuvaisen" can refer to a settlement reached between opposing parties, where they voluntarily agree to terms to resolve a dispute outside of a full trial. This can apply to civil cases, family law matters, or administrative disputes. The agreement is then typically formalized and becomes legally binding.

The concept of "suostuvaisen" emphasizes voluntary participation and mutual consent. It signifies that all parties have willingly accepted the proposed terms or outcome. This contrasts with situations where an agreement is imposed by a court or authority. The adjective can also be used more broadly to describe anything that is in harmony or in agreement with something else, such as a document that aligns with established principles or a person who is generally compliant. Its usage generally implies a positive or neutral resolution achieved through cooperation.