Kiváltásakor

Kiváltásakor is a Hungarian term that translates to "upon redemption," "on its redemption," or "when redeemed." It refers to the act of fulfilling a condition or obligation that releases something from a previous state, such as a debt, a pledge, or a legal encumbrance. The specific context in which "kiváltásakor" is used will determine the precise meaning.

In financial contexts, it might refer to the act of paying off a loan or mortgage, thereby releasing the property from the lender's claim. Similarly, in the context of pawnbroking, "kiváltásakor" would mean retrieving an item that was pledged as collateral by repaying the loan amount and any accrued interest. This action redeems the item from the pawnbroker.

Legally, "kiváltásakor" can also denote the process of freeing an estate or property from a mortgage, lien, or other encumbrance by satisfying the underlying debt or obligation. It signifies the moment when the property's ownership is fully cleared of any prior claims. The term implies a transition from a state of being encumbered or held in trust to one of clear ownership or possession.