Supreme Court allows debtor to retain primary residence during individual insolvency proceedings under Finnish law.

The Supreme Court ruled that a debtor in individual insolvency proceedings may retain ownership of their primary residence. The debtor argued that selling the home would cause undue hardship, while creditors contended that all assets should be liquidated to satisfy debts. The court decided in favor of the debtor, establishing that the primary residence is protected from forced sale during insolvency to ensure basic living standards.