íráskielégítés

íráskielégítés refers to a legal concept in Hungarian law, primarily used in the context of administrative and civil proceedings. The term translates roughly to "satisfaction of written requirements" or "fulfillment of formal written obligations." It pertains to the completion of procedural steps where a written declaration, notification, or submission is legally required to trigger a specific legal effect, such as the initiation or termination of a process.

In Hungarian administrative law, íráskielégítés often plays a role in ensuring that formalities are met before a decision or action can be taken. For example, certain administrative procedures may require a written request, objection, or appeal to be submitted in a specific form or within a set timeframe. Failing to comply with these written requirements may result in the procedure being deemed invalid or the deadline being extended.

The concept is also relevant in civil law, particularly in matters involving notarial acts, contracts, or legal transactions that must be documented in writing. For instance, some contracts or legal declarations may require formal written submission to be legally binding. íráskielégítés ensures that these formalities are properly fulfilled, preventing disputes over procedural irregularities.

In practice, íráskielégítés emphasizes the importance of adhering to legal formalities in written communications. While it does not alter the substance of a legal claim or decision, it ensures that the procedural framework is respected. Courts and administrative bodies may scrutinize whether íráskielégítés has been met when reviewing the validity of a legal act or decision.

The principle is rooted in the Hungarian legal tradition of prioritizing procedural fairness and clarity, ensuring that parties involved in legal processes understand and comply with the necessary formal steps. It reflects broader legal principles of certainty and predictability in administrative and civil proceedings.