Szolgáltatottak

Szolgáltatottak is a Hungarian term that translates to "served" or "provided" in English. It is often used in a legal or administrative context to refer to individuals or entities that are the recipients of a service or benefit. This can include a wide range of situations, such as recipients of public services, beneficiaries of a contract, or individuals who have been served with legal documents.

In the realm of social services, "szolgáltatottak" might refer to individuals receiving assistance from government programs, such as unemployment benefits, healthcare, or social welfare. In contractual agreements, they are the parties who are entitled to receive the goods or services stipulated in the contract. For instance, in a lease agreement, the tenant is the "szolgáltatott" of the housing service provided by the landlord.

The term can also appear in legal proceedings. When a legal document, like a summons or a court order, is officially delivered to a party, that party is considered to be "szolgáltatott" of the legal notification. This act of service is crucial for ensuring that all parties involved in a legal matter are properly informed and have the opportunity to respond. The specific rights and obligations associated with being a "szolgáltatott" can vary significantly depending on the context in which the term is used.