összehívhatók

"Összehívhatók" is a Hungarian word that translates to "convenable" or "convened" in English, referring to the ability of something to be called together or assembled. It is most commonly used in a legal or administrative context, particularly in relation to meetings of bodies such as company boards, supervisory boards, or general meetings. The term implies that the relevant parties have the authority and the means to convene a formal gathering to discuss and decide upon matters.

For instance, a company's articles of association might stipulate who is "összehívhatók" for a shareholder meeting, outlining the procedures and the individuals or groups empowered to initiate such a meeting. This can include the board of directors, a certain percentage of shareholders, or even specific auditors depending on the jurisdiction and company structure. The concept is crucial for the proper functioning of corporate governance, ensuring that necessary decisions can be made in a timely and orderly fashion.

Beyond corporate settings, the term can also be applied in other contexts where groups need to be formally assembled. This might include political bodies, committees, or even certain types of associations. The core meaning remains the same: the capacity to bring together the required participants for a structured discussion or decision-making process. The legal framework surrounding "összehívhatók" often details notice periods, quorum requirements, and the agenda setting process, all of which contribute to the legitimacy and effectiveness of the convened meeting.