pénzbírságtól

Pénzbírságtól is a Hungarian legal phrase referring to exemption from or relief from a monetary penalty (pénzbírság). In official texts it denotes that the obligation to pay a fine may be reduced, suspended, postponed, or wholly waived, either temporarily or permanently. The expression is typically used with verbs and nouns such as felmentés (exemption) or mentesség (waiver), for example a pénzbírságtól való felmentés or a pénzbírság fizetése alól való felmentés.

Usage and scope

The term appears in administrative and judicial contexts where authorities consider whether a person or entity should bear the monetary penalty. It can cover full exemption, partial reduction, or conditions under which payment is not required, such as installment plans or deferral. Grounds for relief commonly cited include financial hardship, procedural irregularities, proportionality concerns, or mitigating circumstances related to the fault and the penalty’s impact.

Procedures and conditions

Relief from a monetary penalty is usually requested from the authority that imposed the penalty or from the court handling the case. A request or appeal is typically supported by evidence of financial state, the severity of the penalty, and any relevant legal or factual defects. Decisions on pénzbírságtól are subject to applicable rules on time limits, evidentiary standards, and potential alternatives (for example, substitution with non-monetary penalties or payment in installments).

Limitations

Not all fines are waivable, and authorities may limit or deny relief based on statutory guidelines, the nature of the violation, or public interest. The term remains a legal and procedural concept rather than a standalone sanction, functioning within the broader framework of fines and penalties.