Supreme Court dismissed enforcement action against state for non-payment of social security benefits due to lack of specific debt title.

The Supreme Court dismissed the enforcement action brought by a private creditor against the State of Finland for non-payment of social security benefits. The creditor argued that the State's failure to pay constituted a debt enforceable under the Enforcement Act, while the State contended that the underlying obligation lacked a specific judicial title. The court ruled that without a final court decision or administrative ruling establishing the specific debt amount, the enforcement provisions could not be applied to the State's social security obligations.