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Ulosottovelvoite refers to an obligation that is enforced through the Finnish enforcement system, known as ulosotto. This system is a public authority responsible for ensuring that court judgments and other enforceable decisions are carried out. When an individual or entity has an ulosottovelvoite, it means they are legally bound to fulfill a specific obligation, such as paying a debt, performing a certain action, or refraining from an action, and if they fail to do so voluntarily, the enforcement authorities can compel them.

The types of ulosottovelvoitteet are diverse. The most common involve the recovery of monetary debts, where enforcement officers can seize assets, garnish wages, or otherwise collect funds to satisfy the creditor's claim. Beyond financial obligations, ulosottovelvoitteet can also relate to court orders for the delivery of property, eviction from premises, or the fulfillment of contractual duties.

The process begins when a creditor obtains an enforceable title, such as a court judgment or a payment order. This title is then submitted to the enforcement authority. The enforcement authority then initiates measures to satisfy the obligation, respecting the debtor's legal rights and ensuring due process. The goal of the enforcement system is to provide a reliable mechanism for the legal enforcement of rights and obligations within Finnish society.