alultanulást

Alultanulást, also known as "double consent" or "mutual agreement," is a principle in Hungarian law that governs the formation of contracts. It is a fundamental concept in the Hungarian Civil Code, which is the primary source of private law in Hungary. The principle of alultanulást states that a contract is formed when there is a mutual agreement between two or more parties. This agreement must be expressed in a way that is clear and unambiguous, and it must be accepted by all parties involved.

The principle of alultanulást is based on the idea of freedom of contract, which is a key principle of Hungarian private law. This means that parties are free to enter into contracts as they see fit, provided that the terms of the contract are lawful and do not violate public policy. The principle of alultanulást also emphasizes the importance of mutual consent in the formation of contracts. This means that all parties must agree to the terms of the contract, and no party can be forced to enter into a contract against their will.

The principle of alultanulást is an important concept in Hungarian law, as it provides a framework for the formation of contracts. It ensures that contracts are formed in a fair and transparent manner, and it protects the rights of all parties involved. The principle of alultanulást is also consistent with the principles of European private law, which emphasize the importance of freedom of contract and mutual consent in the formation of contracts.