Ítélettel

Ítélettel is a Hungarian term that translates to "with a verdict" or "with a judgment" in English. It is commonly used in legal contexts to refer to the process of delivering a verdict or judgment in a court of law. The term is often employed in legal documents, court proceedings, and legal discussions to indicate that a decision has been made regarding a case.

In Hungarian legal terminology, ítélettel is used to describe the final outcome of a legal proceeding, where a judge or jury renders a verdict based on the evidence presented and the applicable laws. This verdict can be in favor of the plaintiff, the defendant, or it may result in a finding of no liability. The term is essential in legal practice as it signifies the conclusion of a legal process and the issuance of a formal decision.

Ítélettel is also used in legal jargon to refer to the act of pronouncing a judgment or verdict. For example, a judge may say, "Ítélettel elítélem a vádlottat" (With a verdict, I condemn the defendant), indicating that a formal judgment has been rendered. This term is crucial in the legal system as it marks the point at which a case is officially resolved, and the parties involved are bound by the decision made by the court.