Meghatalmazóhoz

Meghatalmazóhoz is a Hungarian term that translates to "to the authorized person" or "to the empowered person" in English. It is primarily used in legal and administrative contexts, referring to an individual who has been granted authority or power by another party to act on their behalf. This authorization can take various forms, such as a power of attorney or a formal delegation of responsibility.

The meghatalmazóhoz designation signifies that the individual has the legal right to perform specific actions or make decisions for the person or entity that granted them the authority. This could involve managing financial affairs, signing documents, representing someone in legal proceedings, or handling business transactions. The scope of the authority is typically defined in the document that establishes the authorization.

In essence, the term highlights a relationship of trust and delegated power. The person granting the authority, known as the meghatalmazó (authorizer), relies on the meghatalmazóhoz (authorized person) to act in their best interests and according to their instructions. The legal framework surrounding such arrangements ensures that the authorized person acts responsibly and within the bounds of their granted powers. Failure to do so can result in legal consequences.