ellenjegyzést

Ellenjegyzés is a Hungarian term that translates to "endorsement" or "attestation" in English. It refers to the act of signing a document to confirm its authenticity, validity, or to express agreement with its contents. This practice is common in various legal, administrative, and official contexts.

In Hungary, an ellenjegyzés often involves a notary public or a designated official. Their signature and stamp on a document serve as proof that the signatories appeared before them, their identities were verified, and they signed the document voluntarily and with full understanding of its implications. This process adds a layer of legal security and public trust to the document.

The requirement for an ellenjegyzés can vary depending on the type of document and its purpose. For instance, it might be necessary for real estate transactions, company formations, certain legal agreements, or official statements. The presence of an ellenjegyzés signifies that the document has undergone a formal verification process, making it more robust and less susceptible to disputes regarding its origin or the will of the signatories. It is a mechanism to ensure that important commitments are made with proper oversight and legal standing.