Érvénytelenséghez

Érvénytelenséghez is a Hungarian term that translates to "to invalidity" or "to nullity" in English. It refers to the state or process of becoming void, voidable, or ineffective. This concept is most commonly encountered in legal contexts, particularly in contract law, property law, and administrative law.

In contract law, érvénytelenséghez can occur if a contract is formed under duress, misrepresentation, or fraud. It might also become invalid if its terms are illegal or impossible to fulfill. A contract that has become érvénytelenséghez can no longer be legally enforced. The process of declaring a contract érvénytelenséghez typically involves a legal proceeding where a court or other authority determines that the contract lacks legal force.

Similarly, in property law, a title deed or transfer of ownership might be declared érvénytelenséghez if it was acquired through illegal means or if there were fundamental procedural errors in its creation. In administrative law, a decision made by a government body can be subject to érvénytelenséghez if it violates statutory provisions, exceeds the authority of the body, or is fundamentally unfair. The consequences of érvénytelenséghez mean that the action or document in question has no legal effect from its inception or from the point it became invalid.