Hatástalanná

Hatástalanná is a Hungarian term that translates to "ineffectual," "ineffective," or "null and void" in English. It describes a state where something has lost its power, validity, or ability to produce a desired outcome. The context in which hatástalanná is used determines its precise meaning.

In a legal context, a contract or decree can become hatástalanná if it is found to be unlawful, unfulfillable, or if certain conditions are not met. This means the document no longer has any legal force or binding authority. Similarly, an action or policy might be deemed hatástalanná if it fails to achieve its intended goals or if its implementation is flawed, rendering it incapable of producing any significant impact.

In a more general sense, the term can describe a person or thing that is unable to act or have any influence. For instance, a worn-out tool might be described as hatástalanná, meaning it can no longer perform its function. A plan that is poorly conceived or executed can also become hatástalanná, leading to a lack of progress or a failure to achieve objectives. The core idea conveyed by hatástalanná is a loss of efficacy or a complete lack of impact.