odvolatelné

The term "odvolatelné" is a Czech adjective that translates to "revocable" or "appealable" in English. It is primarily used in legal and administrative contexts to describe actions, decisions, or rights that can be withdrawn, annulled, or challenged through an appeal process.

In a legal setting, an "odvolatelné" decision is one made by a lower authority that can be reviewed and potentially overturned by a higher authority. For instance, a court judgment or an administrative ruling might be "odvolatelné," meaning a party dissatisfied with the outcome has the right to file an appeal. This process ensures that decisions are subject to scrutiny and that errors can be corrected.

Beyond legal proceedings, the concept of "odvolatelné" can extend to other areas where permissions or authorizations can be rescinded. For example, a permit or a license might be granted on an "odvolatelné" basis, allowing the issuing body to revoke it under certain conditions, such as non-compliance with regulations. The core idea is that a degree of uncertainty or conditional validity exists, subject to future action or review. The opposite of "odvolatelné" is typically "neodvolatelné," meaning irrevocable or final.