An ex-client of the defunct Buda-Cash has a legally binding court decision entitling them to a refund of 2 million forints. However, 11.5 years after the company’s bankruptcy, they are still fighting to receive the money. Instead of receiving their reimbursement, the individual is still being pursued for a debt of 7 million forints. This bizarre situation highlights a systemic flaw where the system continues to recognize the individual as a debtor despite a favorable court ruling. The case exemplifies a frustrating and seemingly endless struggle for justice and financial recovery. It’s a stark illustration of how legal victory doesn’t always translate to practical resolution. The situation is described as “Kafkaesque” due to its absurdity and the victim’s powerlessness.