Érvénytelenségének

érvénytelenségének is a Hungarian word that translates to "its invalidity" or "its voidness" in English. It refers to a state of being legally or fundamentally without force, effect, or recognition. This concept is often encountered in legal contexts, where a contract, law, or other agreement might be declared érvénytelenségének due to various defects or violations.

The reasons for érvénytelenségének can be diverse. In contract law, for instance, a contract might become érvénytelen if it was formed under duress, fraud, or if its subject matter is illegal. Minors or individuals lacking legal capacity may also render agreements érvénytelen if they enter into them without proper authorization. Similarly, a law can be érvénytelen if it conflicts with a higher legal authority, such as the constitution, or if it was passed through an improper legislative process.

When something is érvénytelen, it is as if it never existed in the eyes of the law. It has no binding power and cannot be enforced. This distinction is important; it differs from a situation where something is merely voidable, meaning it can be affirmed or rejected by a party. Érvénytelenségének implies a complete lack of legal standing from the outset or due to a fundamental flaw that cannot be rectified. The determination of érvénytelenségének typically requires a legal ruling by a competent court or authority.