letiltások

Letiltások refer to a type of procedural device used in Hungarian civil procedure. The term translates to "inhibitions" or "prohibitions" in English. Letiltások are court orders that temporarily or permanently prevent a person or entity from engaging in a specific activity, such as performing certain actions or making specific decisions.

The primary purpose of a letiltások is to protect the rights and interests of one party in a lawsuit by limiting the actions of the opposing party. This can be useful in circumstances where a party may mislead or manipulate the court or other parties. Letiltások can be issued in various situations, including when a party is accused of making false or misleading statements, or when a party is suspected of trying to conceal evidence.

Letiltások can take several forms, including provisional letiltások, which are temporary measures intended to last only until the case is resolved, and sürgős letiltások, which are issued as urgent measures to prevent immediate harm to one party. In some cases, letiltások can be used to freeze assets or tangible property pending the resolution of a case.

While letiltások can be an effective tool for protecting the rights of parties involved in a lawsuit, they must be issued by a by a court and are subject to strict rules and procedures. The decision to issue a letiltások is typically taken by a single judge or an ad hoc committee. Letiltások are not a panacea and should be used as a last resort, as they can cause undue burdens on parties and can shadow the actual case law process. They are however a valuable tool that can be used in the fight for justice.