täytäntöönpanokelpoista

täytäntöönpanokelpoista is a Finnish legal term that translates to "enforceable" or "executable". It refers to a judgment, decision, or order that can be legally enforced by the authorities. This means that if a party fails to comply with an enforceable decision, the other party can seek assistance from enforcement authorities to compel compliance.

Enforceable decisions typically include court judgments, arbitration awards, and certain administrative decisions. For a decision to be considered täytäntöönpanokelpoista, it must be final and legally binding. This usually means that all appeals have been exhausted or the time for appeal has expired. The specific requirements for enforceability can vary depending on the type of decision and the relevant legislation.

The process of enforcing a decision involves specific legal procedures. The party seeking enforcement must typically apply to an enforcement authority, such as a bailiff or sheriff, providing the enforceable decision and any other required documentation. The enforcement authority then has the power to take various measures to ensure compliance, which might include seizing assets, garnishing wages, or evicting individuals from property. The goal is to ensure that legal rulings are respected and that parties can obtain the remedies granted to them by law.