Érvényteleníthet
Érvényteleníthet is a Hungarian legal term that translates to "voidable" in English. It describes a legal act, such as a contract or a will, that is initially valid but can be declared invalid by a court. The validity of a voidable act depends on whether a party with the right to do so chooses to challenge it. If the act is successfully challenged and declared void by a court, it is treated as if it never existed.
Common grounds for making a legal act voidable include issues related to consent, such as duress, fraud,
The process of voiding a legal act typically involves a legal proceeding where the aggrieved party petitions