Kibocsátáskompenzáció

Kibocsátáskompenzáció, often abbreviated as KK, is a financial compensation paid to individuals or entities that have been issued a summons or subpoena. This compensation is intended to cover the costs associated with appearing in court or providing information, such as travel expenses, lost wages, and other related fees. The purpose of kibocsátáskompenzáció is to ensure that those summoned to court or required to provide information are not unduly burdened by these expenses, thereby facilitating a more efficient and fair legal process.

The amount of kibocsátáskompenzáció varies depending on the jurisdiction and the specific circumstances of the case. In many legal systems, the compensation is determined by law or by a court's decision. It is typically paid by the party that issued the summons or subpoena to the individual or entity that has been summoned.

Kibocsátáskompenzáció is an important aspect of legal procedure, as it helps to ensure that the process is accessible to all parties involved. By covering the costs associated with appearing in court or providing information, it allows individuals and entities to participate fully in the legal process without being financially penalized.

In some jurisdictions, kibocsátáskompenzáció may also be referred to as "court attendance fee" or "subpoena fee," depending on the specific context. However, the underlying principle remains the same: to compensate individuals or entities for the costs associated with participating in the legal process.