Végrehajthatóak

Végrehajthatóak is a Hungarian term that translates to "enforceable" or "executable" in English. It refers to the legal status of a judgment, court order, or administrative decision that can be compelled through legal means. In essence, a végrehajtható document is one that carries the weight of law and can be actively enforced by designated authorities, such as bailiffs or debt collectors, to ensure compliance.

The concept of végrehajthatóak is central to the functioning of a legal system, providing a mechanism to uphold the rule of law and ensure that legal pronouncements are not merely theoretical. For a decision to be considered végrehajtható, it typically must meet certain formal requirements, such as being issued by a competent authority, being final and binding, and clearly stating the obligations or rights of the parties involved.

Common examples of végrehajtható documents include court judgments ordering payment of debts, eviction notices, or rulings on child custody. When a party fails to comply with such a document voluntarily, the legal framework allows for coercive measures to be taken to achieve the desired outcome. This can involve seizing assets, garnishing wages, or other legally sanctioned actions designed to compel adherence to the enforceable order. The process of enforcing a végrehajtható document is known as végrehajtás.