Felülbírálhatják

Felülbírálhatják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "can be overruled" or "can be overridden" in English. It refers to a situation where a decision, judgment, or action made by one authority or person can be set aside or changed by another, higher or more powerful authority. This concept is prevalent in various contexts, including legal systems, administrative processes, and even within organizations.

In a legal context, a lower court's decision might be felülbírálhatják by a higher court on appeal. This means the appellate court has the power to review the original ruling and either uphold it, modify it, or overturn it entirely. Similarly, administrative decisions made by government agencies can often be subject to review and potential overruling by higher administrative bodies or even through judicial review in the courts.

The term implies a hierarchical structure where ultimate authority rests with a superior entity capable of nullifying or altering the pronouncements of a subordinate one. The specific grounds and procedures for felülbírálhatják will vary greatly depending on the legal, administrative, or organizational framework in question. It is a mechanism designed to ensure fairness, correct errors, and maintain consistency in decision-making processes by providing a means of redress or correction.