legal incapacity definition
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 this 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 a person disqualified under the constitution or the present Law or any other Law, rules and regulations from registering as a voter from contesting elections;
legal incapacity means infancy or minority; or placing under curatorship by reason of
legal incapacity means a person disqualified under the Constitution or thisActor any other law, rules and regulations from registering as a voter or from contesting elections ;
legal incapacity means death; insolvency; or judicial management or liquidation; or
legal incapacity means death, insolvency, or business rescue proceedings