jogszabályokkal

jogszabályokkal is a Hungarian term formed in the instrumental case of jogszabály, used to describe actions, decisions, or obligations undertaken in accordance with legal regulations. In a broad sense it denotes compliance with the normative acts that govern rights, duties, and procedures within a legal system.

A jogszabály to be followed is a normative act issued by a competent authority that binds individuals, organizations, and public institutions. In Hungary, the legal hierarchy typically places the Fundamental Law (Alaptörvény) and subsequent statutes (törvények) at the top, with government decrees (kormányrendeletek) and ministerial orders (miniszteri rendeletek) applying more specific rules. Local governments may issue ordinances (helyi rendeletek) within their competence. International treaties and EU law also influence national rules, with EU law taking precedence in matters within its scope.

The process of creating jogszabályok involves proposal, debate, and adoption by the appropriate legislature or government body, followed by promulgation in the official gazette and a specified entry into force date. Legal rules require publication to ensure accessibility and predictability, which supports rule of law and legitimate expectations.

Application and interpretation of jogszabályok are carried out by courts and administrative authorities. Jurisprudence and legal doctrine aid in interpreting ambiguous provisions, while enforcement mechanisms address violations through administrative penalties, civil liability, or criminal sanctions where applicable.

In everyday usage, the expression jogszabályokkal emphasizes acting in line with the law, ensuring compliance in public administration, business, and personal conduct. The concept underpins legal certainty and the orderly functioning of society.