Õigusalase
Õigusalase is a term used in Estonian law to refer to a legal entity that is not a natural person. This can include various types of organizations, such as companies, associations, and foundations. The term is derived from the words "õigus" (right) and "alane" (subject), indicating that these entities have legal rights and obligations similar to those of natural persons.
In Estonian law, õigusalase is defined by the Civil Code, which outlines the legal status and responsibilities
Õigusalase can engage in legal activities, such as entering into contracts, owning property, and suing or being
The establishment of õigusalase requires the submission of a founding document to the Commercial Register, which
In summary, õigusalase is a crucial concept in Estonian law, providing a framework for the establishment and