revokovány

The term "revokovány" is the past passive participle of the Czech verb *revokovat*, which means "to revoke" or "to annul." In Czech legal, administrative, and bureaucratic contexts, the term refers to the act of officially canceling or withdrawing a previously granted right, permission, decision, or document.

Revocation typically applies to administrative acts such as licenses, permits, certifications, or other legal authorizations. For example, a professional license may be revoked if the holder violates ethical or legal standards. Similarly, a court decision or administrative ruling can be revoked if new evidence or legal arguments render it invalid.

The process of revocation is governed by Czech administrative law, which ensures fairness and due process. Authorities must follow specific procedures, including notifying the affected party and allowing them to present their case before a decision is finalized. Revocation is often subject to appeal, allowing individuals to challenge the decision in court.

In everyday language, "revokovány" can also appear in legal documents, official communications, or news reports where an administrative or legal action has been canceled. The term emphasizes the formal and binding nature of the cancellation, distinguishing it from informal or voluntary withdrawals. Proper use of the term ensures clarity in legal and bureaucratic contexts, where precision is essential.