legal incapacity means a person of unsound mind or a person under the age of eighteen years;
legal incapacity means the status of a person declared to be an incapacitated person under an enactment;
legal incapacity means infancy or minority, or placing under curatorship by reason of insanity or prodigality, or death, or sequestration or liquidation, or any other reason which, in the opinion of the directors, deprives a shareholder of his legal capacity to act;
More Definitions of legal incapacity
legal incapacity means a person disqualified under the Constitution or the present Act or any other Law, Rules and Regulations from registering as a voter or from contesting elections;
legal incapacity means the status of a person declared to be an
legal incapacity means death; insolvency; or judicial management or liquidation; or
legal incapacity means – 9.1.12.1 death; or 1.12.2 sequestration or judicial management or liquidation; or 1.12.3 placing under curatorship by reason of insanity or prodigality; or 1.12.4 infancy or minority; or 1.12.5 any other reason which, in the opinion of the directors, deprives a member of his legal capacity to act;
legal incapacity means mental infirmity of such a nature as would, but for this Act, invalidate or terminate a power of attorney and “legal capacity” has a corresponding meaning. 1988,c.51,s.1; 2008,c.20,s.72(73).
legal incapacity means death, insolvency, liquidation or winding up, sequestration, being placed under curatorship by reason of insanity or prodigality, infancy or minority, or any other event which satisfies the Board that a Director is deprived of his legal capacity to act and that it is vested in some other person;
legal incapacity means a person disqualified under the Constitution or the present Act or any other Law, Rules and Regulations from registering as a voter or from contesting elections (Hon. Aishatu Jibril Dukku — Dukku/Nafada Federal Constituency).