beválható

Bválható is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "redeemable" or "cancellable" in English. It is commonly used in contexts involving financial instruments, contracts, and legal agreements.

In finance, "bválható" can describe a security that can be exchanged for its cash value at a future date, often at the issuer's discretion. This is typical for certain types of bonds or other debt instruments. The ability to redeem such an instrument means the holder can recover their investment before its maturity date under specific conditions.

In legal and contractual terms, "bválható" signifies that a right, obligation, or contract can be annulled or terminated. For example, a contract might contain a "bválható" clause, allowing one or both parties to cancel the agreement under certain circumstances, such as non-performance or a specified notice period. Similarly, certain debts or liabilities may be "bválható," meaning they can be discharged or settled ahead of their due date. The specific conditions and implications of something being "bválható" are always defined by the relevant legal framework or the terms of the agreement.