öröklésével

öröklésével is a Hungarian word that translates to "by inheritance" or "through inheritance." It refers to the process or act of receiving something, typically property, rights, or titles, from a deceased person through legal succession. This concept is central to inheritance law, dictating how assets are transferred from one generation to the next.

In the context of inheritance, öröklésével implies that the transfer of ownership or rights is not a result of purchase or gift, but rather a legal consequence of a familial relationship or a testament. It can apply to both movable and immovable property, as well as debts. The specific rules and procedures governing öröklésével are determined by the laws of the country where the inheritance is being processed, with Hungarian law outlining the precise framework in Hungary. This often involves a legal process to identify heirs, assess the estate, and distribute the assets accordingly. The term emphasizes the passive reception of an inheritance due to one's status as an heir.