vähäisarvoisten

Vähäisarvoisten is a Finnish term that translates to "of little value" or "insignificant." It is most commonly used in legal and administrative contexts to describe property or possessions that have a minimal monetary worth. When a debt is owed or bankruptcy proceedings are initiated, assets categorized as vähäisarvoisten are often exempted from seizure or liquidation because the cost and effort of their recovery or sale would exceed their potential value. This concept helps streamline legal processes by focusing on more substantial assets.

In everyday language, vähäisarvoisten can also refer to something or someone considered unimportant or of minor consequence, though this usage is less formal and more subjective. The primary technical meaning remains tied to the economic valuation of items within a legal framework. The specific monetary threshold that defines something as vähäisarvoisten can vary depending on the relevant legislation or regulations. This practical exclusion prevents the legal system from being bogged down by the management of de minimis assets.