megbízva

Megbízva is a Hungarian term that translates to "entrusted" or "commissioned" in English. It generally refers to a situation where one person or entity places trust in another to perform a specific task, act on their behalf, or manage something of value. This entrustment implies a level of authority and responsibility granted to the recipient.

The concept of megbízva is prevalent in various contexts, including legal, business, and personal relationships. In a legal sense, it can denote a formal appointment or mandate, such as a power of attorney where one person (the principal) entrusts another (the agent) to act in their stead. In business, it might refer to commissioning an employee or a contractor to undertake a particular project or responsibility. On a personal level, it can describe the act of entrusting a friend with a secret or asking them to look after something important.

The core element of megbízva is the presence of trust and the delegation of authority. The person or entity being entrusted is expected to act in accordance with the wishes and interests of the one who has entrusted them. This relationship requires a clear understanding of the scope of the entrusted duty and the responsibilities involved. Failure to uphold this trust can lead to negative consequences, both legally and relationally. The term emphasizes the reliance placed upon another individual or group.