cégbíróságnál

A cégbíróság, or company registry court, is a specialized court in Hungary responsible for maintaining the official register of companies. This register contains vital information about all registered business entities operating within the country. The primary functions of the cégbíróság include the registration of new companies, the modification of existing company details, and the deregistration of companies. It ensures transparency and legal certainty in business dealings by making this information publicly accessible.

When a new company is formed in Hungary, its founders must submit an application to the cégbíróság for registration. This application typically includes the company's foundational documents, such as the articles of association, details about its management, and its registered office. The cégbíróság reviews these documents to ensure they comply with Hungarian law. Once approved, the company is officially entered into the register, receiving a company registration number.

Changes to a company's legal status, ownership structure, registered capital, or management also require notification to the cégbíróság. The court then updates the register accordingly. Similarly, when a company ceases to operate, it must undergo a deregistration process through the cégbíróság. The court plays a crucial role in regulating the business environment, providing a reliable source of information for creditors, business partners, and the public.