mentesítést

Mentesítés is a Hungarian noun meaning the act or result of exempting someone from an obligation, duty, burden, or liability. The form mentesítés contrasted with mentesítést, which is the accusative singular. The verb from which it derives is mentesíteni; the root ment- conveys saving, freeing, or releasing, and the suffix -ítés denotes a process or outcome.

In legal contexts, mentesítés commonly refers to exemption from liability or punishment, or to the release of a person from a charge. It may arise through statutory provisions, administrative decisions, or court rulings. The term is related to, but distinct from, felmentés (acquittal or dismissal) and mentesség (immunity or exemption).

In administrative and tax contexts, mentesítés describes waivers or exemptions from duties, taxes, or regulatory requirements granted to individuals or groups under specific conditions, such as disability, age, or particular statuses. It can also appear in social policy or labor law to denote temporary or permanent relief from certain obligations.

Usage and nuance: mentesítés emphasizes the relieving or freeing effect, while not always implying criminal verdict. It is a broader term than mentesség, which more often denotes entitlement to exemption, and broader than felmentés, which focuses on dismissal or release from a charge or duty in a specific procedural sense.

See also: felmentés, mentesség, adómentesség.

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