ändamålsbegränsade

ändamålsbegränsade is a Swedish term that can be translated to "limited purpose" or "with limited objective". It is a concept used in Swedish law, particularly in the fields of contract law and tort law, to describe a person or entity that has limited powers or authority to act on behalf of another person or organization.

According to the Swedish Enforcement Code, anändamålsbegränsadeperson is one whose authority is limited to a specific purpose, such as managing a particular property or business. This type of arrangement is often used in situations where a person or organization wants to grant someone the power to act on their behalf, but only for a specific task or set of tasks.

ändamålsbegränsade persons are subject to certain rules and regulations, particularly with regards to their ability to enter into contracts and transfer property. For example, anändamålsbegränsad person may not be able to bind their principal to a contract that goes beyond the scope of their authority. Similarly, they may not be able to transfer property that is not within their sphere of authority.

The concept ofändamålsbegränsadeis closely tied to the idea of “förtroendeomsorg” (duty of trust), which is a fundamental principle in Swedish law that requires persons and entities responsible for managing others' affairs to act in the best interests of the principal. Theändamålsbegränsade concept helps to ensure that those acting on behalf of others do so within the scope of their authority, thus protecting the interests of both the principal and the third party involved.