Supreme Court allows appeal on new facts and evidence in lower court proceedings under specific procedural rules.

The Supreme Court of Finland allowed the appeal regarding the right to raise new facts and evidence in the Court of Appeal. The applicant argued that new evidence should be considered to challenge the previous decision, while the opposing party contended that the procedural timeline had already closed. The court ruled that the statutory provisions permit the introduction of new matters under the specified conditions, thereby validating the procedural step.