Végrehajtáskor

Végrehajtáskor is a Hungarian term that translates to "during execution" or "at the time of enforcement" in English. It primarily refers to the legal process of enforcing court judgments or other legally binding decisions. This process is initiated when a party (the creditor) seeks to compel another party (the debtor) to fulfill an obligation that has been legally determined, such as paying a debt, returning property, or performing a specific action.

The execution process is typically overseen by a bailiff or a similar judicial officer. The specific procedures involved in végrehajtáskor can vary depending on the nature of the obligation and the type of asset being pursued. Common methods include seizing and selling the debtor's assets, garnishing wages or bank accounts, or taking other measures to ensure compliance with the court's order. The goal is to provide a legal mechanism for individuals and entities to obtain what is rightfully theirs when the other party fails to voluntarily comply. Legal frameworks in Hungary outline the rights and responsibilities of both creditors and debtors throughout the execution process, aiming for fairness and efficiency in the enforcement of legal rulings.