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The Law On The Recognition Of The Nordic Passion Solutions

Original Language Title: Laki pohjoismaisten isyysratkaisujen tunnustamisesta

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Law on the recognition of Nordic paternity solutions

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In accordance with the decision of the Parliament:

ARTICLE 1

The final judgment in Iceland, Norway, Sweden or Denmark is valid in Finland, subject to Article 2. The agreement of the Court of Justice shall be valid for the purposes of this law.

The confirmation of paternity or otherwise in the absence of a judgment of the Court of Justice is likewise valid in Finland, provided that the paternity has been confirmed with the involvement of the Icelandic, Norwegian, Swedish or Danish authorities.

ARTICLE 2

The judgment or confirmation referred to in Article 1 of this Law is not valid in Finland:

(1) where the judgment or confirmation is contrary to the judgment in force in Finland and the latter judgment has been lodged before the trial before the trial at which the former judgment was delivered; or Earlier than confirmation took place;

(2) where the judgment or confirmation is in conflict with the confirmation in force in Finland and the latter has taken place earlier than the court proceedings before the judgment was initiated or earlier than the former; Confirmation took place; or

(3) where a trial has been initiated earlier than the trial in which the judgment was delivered, or before the confirmation took place, and the first trial may result in a judgment in force in Finland; or

(4) if the recognition of a judgment or confirmation is apparently contrary to the grounds of the Finnish legal order.

ARTICLE 3

If the proceedings before the Court of Justice and the proceedings before the Court of Justice are pending before the courts of Iceland, Norway, Sweden or Denmark, the action shall be inadmissible or pending before the Court of Justice The judgment of the Court of Justice.

If the judge has received paternity recognition documents Article 20 (700/75) , and the trial is already pending before the courts of Iceland, Norway, Sweden or Denmark, the judge shall be excluded from recognition.

IsepL 700/1975 Has been repealed by ISeptemL 11/2015 , which is valid from 1 January 2016.

§ 4

This Act shall enter into force on 1 July 1980.

The provisions of this law shall also apply to the judgment given and to the confirmation that took place before the entry into force of this Act.