idzítésre

Idézésre is a term used in Hungarian law referring to the act of summoning a person to appear before a court, administrative body, or other competent authority. The normative spelling is idézésre (with accent marks); the non-diacritic variant idzítésre may appear in plain-text contexts, but it is not the standard form. The word derives from idéz, meaning to cite or summon.

In practice, idézés is a formal procedural instrument. It is used in civil and criminal procedures as well as in certain administrative processes to compel a person to attend proceedings or to submit documents. The summons can be addressed to a party, a witness, or a person holding relevant information. It is issued by the court or the competent authority and is served on the summoned person or their legal representative.

A typical idézés document specifies the essential details: the name and address of the summoned person, the issuing authority, the time and place of the appearance, and any documents or evidence that must be produced. It also states the consequences of non-compliance, which may include further procedural steps or coercive measures according to applicable law. Service of idézés may be effected by hand delivery or other legally recognized methods.

The concept is distinct from similar terms such as beidézés (being summoned to a particular hearing) and from more general requests for information. Idézés plays a central role in ensuring procedural due process by securing the presence of relevant persons at key moments of legal proceedings.