Végrehajthatónak

Végrehajthatónak is a Hungarian term that translates to "enforceable" or "executable" in English. It is a legal concept that refers to a judgment, order, or other legal document that can be compelled to be carried out through legal means, typically involving the state's authority.

In essence, a "végrehajtható" document is one that has legal force and can be implemented. This means that if a party fails to comply with the terms of such a document, the other party can seek legal assistance to ensure its execution. This often involves the involvement of a bailiff (végrehajtó) who has the power to seize assets, garnish wages, or take other measures to satisfy the obligation.

Examples of "végrehajtható" documents include court judgments in civil cases, such as those awarding damages or ordering specific performance, as well as certain administrative decisions and agreements recognized by law. The enforceability of these documents is a cornerstone of the legal system, ensuring that legal rights and obligations are respected and that disputes can be resolved effectively.

The process of "végrehajtás" (enforcement) is governed by specific legal procedures designed to be fair and orderly, protecting the rights of both the creditor seeking enforcement and the debtor against whom enforcement is sought. Without enforceability, legal rulings and agreements would lack practical meaning, undermining the rule of law.