megbízásra

megbízásra is a Hungarian term that translates to "on commission" or "by order." It generally refers to a situation where a person or entity is tasked with completing a specific job or project for another party, usually in exchange for payment. This can encompass a wide range of activities, from creative endeavors like painting a portrait or writing a piece of music to more practical tasks such as constructing a building or providing a professional service.

In a legal context, megbízásra can refer to a contract of mandate, where one party (the mandator) entrusts another party (the mandatory) with the performance of a specific task or business. The mandatory acts on behalf of the mandator, often with a degree of autonomy in how they execute the task, but is bound by the terms of the agreement and the mandator's instructions. This differs from an employment contract, where the relationship is typically characterized by more direct control and a hierarchical structure.

The concept of megbízásra is prevalent in many sectors. Artists often work megbízásra, taking on commissions for specific artworks. Businesses may engage freelancers or external consultants megbízásra for specialized projects. In the realm of custom manufacturing, products are often created megbízásra, tailored to the unique specifications of the client. The core idea is that a service or good is provided in response to a direct request or order from a client, rather than being a general offering available to the public.