Aláírok

Aláírok is a Hungarian term that translates to "signatories" or "undersigned" in English. It refers to the individuals who have appended their signatures to a document, indicating their agreement, approval, or acknowledgment of its contents. This term is commonly used in various contexts, including legal documents, petitions, contracts, and official statements. The act of signing signifies a commitment and acceptance of responsibility associated with the document. In formal settings, the aláírok are the parties who formally consent to the terms and conditions laid out in an agreement or declaration. The number and identity of the aláírok can be crucial in determining the validity and enforceability of a document, especially in legal or political matters. The term emphasizes the collective action of individuals in endorsing a particular text or proposition.