Örökösként érdekelt személy

English translation: potential heir

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Hungarian term or phrase:Örökösként érdekelt személy
English translation:potential heir
Entered by: JANOS SAMU

16:31 Feb 21, 2018
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Hungarian term or phrase: Örökösként érdekelt személy
Hagyatéki leltár nyomtatványban fordul elő. (29/2010 (XII.31.) KIM rendelet) Egyszerűen heir lenne?
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potential heir
Explanation:
When a person dies, his heirs may be entitled to a share of his assets. However, potential heirs must first convince the probate court of their relationship with the deceased.
Mivel a magyar jogi nyelv nem használja az amúgy eléggé elterjedt, noha helytelen "potenciális" szót, helyette a jogilag már meghatározott "érdekelt" kifejezést használja. Az érdekelt személy akkor válik örökössé, amikor bizonyítani tudja rokonságát az örökhagyó elhunyttal.
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5 +1potential heir
JANOS SAMU
4 +1Person concerned as heir
Ildiko Santana
4person entitled by law as inheritor/person subject to the rules of inheritance/heir
Dániel Csörföly


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person entitled by law as inheritor/person subject to the rules of inheritance/heir


Explanation:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inheritance

Dániel Csörföly
Hungary
Local time: 20:31
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish, Native in HungarianHungarian, Native in GermanGerman
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potential heir


Explanation:
When a person dies, his heirs may be entitled to a share of his assets. However, potential heirs must first convince the probate court of their relationship with the deceased.
Mivel a magyar jogi nyelv nem használja az amúgy eléggé elterjedt, noha helytelen "potenciális" szót, helyette a jogilag már meghatározott "érdekelt" kifejezést használja. Az érdekelt személy akkor válik örökössé, amikor bizonyítani tudja rokonságát az örökhagyó elhunyttal.

JANOS SAMU
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Person concerned as heir


Explanation:
Úgy gondolom, hogy a jelen esetben az "érdekelt" nem "interested", hanem CONCERNED. Az örökösként érdekelt személy(ek), akkor is, ha nem ismert a kilétük, angolul person(s) concerned as heir, esetleg person(s) concerned in the estate.

Concerned:
adjective
1 involved, interested, active
"I believe he was concerned in all those matters you mention. It's been a difficult time for all concerned."
https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-thesaur...

http://www.globalhealthrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03...

http://heirsearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/article.pdf

Ildiko Santana
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