részletkivétellel

reszletkivetal

reszletkivetal is a Hungarian term that refers to the act of making an exception or allowing a deviation from a general rule or principle. It is often used in a legal or administrative context to describe a situation where a specific case is allowed to proceed differently from the norm.

The concept is closely related to the idea of "exceptio," which is a Latin phrase that means "exception" or "exemption." In law, an exception refers to a provision that is inserted into a general rule to exclude a particular case or class of cases from its application. In Hungarian law, reszletkivetal is sometimes used interchangeably with "kivétel," which also means "exception."

In practice, reszletkivetal may involve granting an exemption or dispensation from a rule or regulation, often due to special circumstances or extenuating circumstances. For example, a court may grant reszletkivetal to a defendant who is able to prove mitigating circumstances, such as a serious illness or a compelling reason for their actions.

Reszletkivetal is an important concept in Hungarian law and administration, as it allows for flexibility and adaptability in applying general rules and principles. It is used in various contexts, including tax law, labor law, and administrative law, to ensure that individual cases are treated fairly and justly.