Legmegvalósítható

Legmegvalósítható is an Hungarian term used to describe whether a plan, action, or project can be implemented within the bounds of applicable law and regulatory frameworks. It denotes legal feasibility, meaning that the proposal does not conflict with current statutes, regulations, or binding administrative requirements and can proceed given the law in force at the relevant jurisdiction and time.

The concept is commonly applied in fields such as public administration, urban planning, business governance, and policy analysis. Assessing legmegvalósítható involves examining diverse legal constraints: constitutional and statutory provisions, regulatory permits and licenses, zoning and land-use rules, environmental and cultural heritage protections, data protection and privacy rules, labor and safety standards, competition law, and contract or property rights. The aim is to determine whether the necessary authorizations can be obtained and whether implementation would remain compliant throughout the project’s life cycle.

Assessment typically includes a legal feasibility study or compliance review, which identifies required approvals, timelines, responsibilities, and potential legal risks. If significant obstacles exist, the proposal may be revised to achieve compliance or abandoned.

Legmegvalósítható is related to, but distinct from, technical and economic feasibility. A plan may be technically feasible yet legally non-feasible, or economically viable but legally restricted. Because laws and regulatory interpretations can change, ongoing monitoring of the legal environment is often necessary during planning and implementation.

In practice, understanding legmegvalósítható helps decision-makers weigh risks, align projects with legal requirements, and avoid enforceability issues or legal challenges.