Supreme Court dismissed appeal; land court erred by binding a third party without notice.

The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the appeal against the Land Court's decision to establish a servitude on a property. The Land Court had accepted a claim based on a deed but failed to summon the property owner, who was neither present nor heard during the proceedings. The Court ruled that the Land Court violated procedural rules by binding a third party without providing them with the opportunity to be heard, rendering the decision invalid.