Magánjogban

Magánjogban is a Hungarian legal term that translates to "in private law." It refers to the branch of law that governs relationships between private individuals or entities, as opposed to public law, which governs the relationship between the state and individuals or the state's organization.

The scope of private law is broad and encompasses various areas. These include contract law, which deals with agreements between parties; property law, concerning ownership and rights to property; family law, regulating marriage, divorce, and child custody; and inheritance law, pertaining to the distribution of assets after death. Tort law, or delictual law as it is sometimes known, is also a significant part of private law, addressing civil wrongs and the remedies available to those who have been harmed.

In essence, magánjogban concerns the rights and obligations that individuals and private organizations have towards each other in their personal and economic dealings. Disputes arising within this domain are typically resolved through civil courts, seeking to restore balance and provide compensation where appropriate. The principles of private law are fundamental to the functioning of a modern society, ensuring order and predictability in interpersonal and commercial interactions.