felhatalmazásnak

Felhatalmazásnak is a Hungarian legal term that translates to "authorization" or "empowerment" in English. It refers to the act of granting someone the legal right or authority to perform a specific action or make decisions on behalf of another person or entity. This can occur in various contexts, including personal, business, and governmental affairs.

In a personal context, felhatalmazásnak can be used to grant someone the power to manage financial matters, make medical decisions, or handle legal proceedings in one's absence. This is often formalized through a power of attorney document. In business, a company might issue a felhatalmazásnak to an employee to represent the organization in certain transactions or negotiations. This can also be referred to as granting power of attorney or agency.

In a broader sense, felhatalmazásnak can also describe the legitimacy or mandate granted to public officials or institutions to exercise their powers and responsibilities. This derives from laws, constitutions, or elections, providing them with the authority to govern and act in the public interest. The scope and limitations of any felhatalmazásnak are typically defined by the specific legal instrument or agreement that establishes it, ensuring that the granted authority is exercised within defined boundaries.