Önarcként

Önarcként is a Hungarian term that translates to "as one's own face" or "in one's own likeness." It is primarily used in a legal context, particularly in family law and inheritance disputes. The concept of önarcként refers to the principle that a person is recognized as their true self and should be treated as such, without being misrepresented or having their identity falsely assumed by another.

This principle is crucial when determining legal parentage or establishing familial relationships. For instance, if a child is born to a married couple, the husband is legally presumed to be the father, acting önarcként. Similarly, in inheritance cases, the direct heirs are recognized as önarcként.

The concept also extends to situations where an individual's rights or interests are being represented. A person acting önarcként is doing so based on their genuine identity and authority. This is distinct from situations where someone might be impersonating another or acting under false pretenses. The legal system strives to uphold the integrity of individual identity and ensure that individuals are dealt with as they truly are, thus embodying the meaning of önarcként.