Örökölni

örökölni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to inherit" in English. It describes the act of receiving property, money, or a title from a person who has died. This can occur through a will, known as a testamentum, or by law if no will exists. The person who inherits is called an örökös, or heir. The process of örökölni is governed by inheritance law and involves legal procedures to transfer ownership of the deceased's assets.

The concept of örökölni is fundamental to the transfer of wealth and family legacy across generations. It can encompass a wide range of assets, from real estate and financial investments to personal belongings and even debts. The specific rules and regulations surrounding örökölni can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the circumstances of the inheritance, such as whether there is a valid will or if the inheritance is contested. Understanding the legal framework is crucial for both the örökös and the estate to ensure a smooth and lawful transfer of property.