The decision mirrored many others the court has taken in recent days involving lenders and their contracts with borrowers.
Under legislation approved in the summer, Hungarian banks must compensate borrowers for unilateral changes made to loan contracts unless they can successfully defend the practice in court.
The court is expected to rule on more than 50 attempts by banks to defend their contracts in a relatively narrow timeframe.
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