Eltiltásban

Eltiltásban is a Hungarian locative form referring to the status of being under a ban or suspension. It denotes that a person or entity is temporarily prohibited from participating in certain activities as a result of a ruling or administrative decision. The term is commonly used in formal or bureaucratic contexts to describe a temporary restriction rather than a permanent penalty.

In practice, eltiltásban is most frequently encountered in sports, where an athlete, coach, or official may be barred from competitions or related duties after disciplinary measures, violations of rules, doping allegations, or match-related concerns. The duration of the ban is determined by the relevant governing body and is usually stated in the decision issuing the ban. Appeals and reviews may be possible through the same authority or an appellate body, depending on the jurisdiction.

Outside sports, eltiltásban can refer to other prohibited activities issued by employers, professional associations, or public authorities. For example, a public official or licensed professional might be placed eltiltásban from exercising duties for the duration of an investigation or pending a decision. The underlying idea is a temporary withdrawal of rights to participate in the restricted activity, pending further proceedings or the resolution of the matter.

The concept is distinct from a criminal conviction, as eltiltásban concerns regulatory or disciplinary prohibitions rather than a legal penalty. In public communication, the term is often accompanied by the duration and the authority issuing the measure.