követelésre

Követelésre is a Hungarian term that translates to "on demand" or "upon demand" in English. It primarily refers to a financial obligation or a right that can be exercised or enforced at any time by the party to whom it is owed. In legal and financial contexts, a követelésre obligation typically means that the debtor is obligated to fulfill their part of the agreement immediately upon the request of the creditor.

This concept is frequently encountered in various financial instruments. For instance, certain types of loans or deposits might be structured as "követelésre" meaning the funds can be withdrawn or the loan repaid without prior notice. In the context of debt, a "követelésre" debt is one that the creditor can legally pursue and collect at any point. The absence of a fixed maturity date is a key characteristic of such obligations.

The term implies a lack of waiting period or specific conditions that must be met before the demand can be made. It grants a significant degree of flexibility and control to the party holding the right or claim. When a demand is made under a követelésre arrangement, the other party is legally bound to comply promptly. This differs from obligations with predefined payment schedules or notice periods.