Kártétele

Kártétele is a Hungarian term that translates to "damage" or "harm" in English, often used in a legal or insurance context. It refers to the loss, injury, or detriment suffered by an individual or entity due to the actions or omissions of another party. This can encompass a wide range of damages, including financial losses, physical injuries, emotional distress, or damage to property.

In legal proceedings, establishing kártétele is crucial for a claimant to seek compensation. The claimant must demonstrate that they have indeed suffered a loss, and that this loss was directly caused by the defendant's wrongful act or negligence. The type and extent of kártétele will determine the amount of damages that can be awarded.

In insurance, kártétele is the basis for claims. When an insured event occurs, such as an accident or natural disaster, the resulting damage or loss is considered the kártétele. The insurance policy outlines the conditions under which the insurer will cover these damages, compensating the policyholder for the kártétele they have experienced, up to the policy limits. Understanding the specifics of kártétele is therefore essential for both legal and insurance purposes.