követelésének

Követelésének is a Hungarian term formed from the noun követelés, meaning a claim, demand, or obligation, with the possessive and case endings that indicate ownership by a third person. The base szó követelés can refer to a creditor’s right to receive money, a general demand or requirement, or a statutory right defined in a contract or statute. In civil law and financial contexts, követelés most often denotes a right to payment that one party can demand from another.

Követelésének is the possessive form used when referring to someone’s claim or demand, typically in a sentence that marks ownership or relevance to a person. For example, in a legal or financial context one might speak of “követelésének összege” (the amount of his/her claim) or “követelésének érvényesítése” (the enforcement of his/her claim). The form can appear in genitive or dative-style constructions depending on the sentence, and it participates in standard Hungarian possessive and case agreement, e.g., követelésének, követelésének összegét, követeléseinek.

In accounting and business practice, követelés (plural követelések) is a key asset category representing receivables owed to an entity by customers or debtors. These rights can be short-term or long-term and may be assigned or bought/sold in financial transactions. The term encompasses contractual claims, invoiced but unpaid sums, and other enforceable demands on third parties.

Etymology traces követelés to the verb követelni, meaning to demand or claim, with the suffixes that form abstract nouns. The concept is central in civil law, contract enforcement, and corporate accounting, where precise reference to a claimant’s right—such as követelésének összegéről or követelésének érvényesítéséről—is common.