Õiguslikseaduslik

Õiguslikseaduslik is an Estonian term that translates to "legal and lawful" in English. It is used to describe actions, processes, or entities that adhere to both the established laws of the land and the broader principles of legality. The term emphasizes a dual compliance, suggesting that something is not only formally correct according to statutes but also morally and ethically sound within the framework of a just legal system.

In practice, õiguslikseaduslik implies that an action has been taken through the proper legal channels, following all applicable regulations, procedures, and governmental approvals. It signifies legitimacy and the absence of any actions that would be considered illegal, unlawful, or contrary to the public good. This can apply to various contexts, such as government decrees, business contracts, or individual conduct.

The concept highlights the importance of both the letter of the law and its spirit. While an action might technically comply with a specific statute, it might not be considered õiguslikseaduslik if it circumvents the underlying intent of the law or leads to an unjust outcome. Therefore, the term serves as a benchmark for ensuring that legal frameworks are applied in a manner that upholds fairness and justice. It is a comprehensive descriptor for operations that are not only legally permissible but also operate within the bounds of recognized ethical and societal norms.