Legal capacity

Government legal capacity (democratic legal and judiciary reforms)

Equal civil legal capacity

13.2 Legal capacity of women

ARTICLE 15 Legal Capacity and Domicile

Legal capacity to inherit, to conduct property transactions

Other cults acquire legal capacity in private law.

Yet none of them was granted any legal representation during the course of their trial.

EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW WITH RESPECT TO LEGAL CAPACITY

13.3 Invalidity of contracts limiting the legal capacity of women

The Civil Code does not apportion legal capacity by gender.

Full and limited capacity to undertake legal transactions is distinguished.

The persons concerned acquire full capacity to undertake legal transactions.

Women have a legal capacity equal to men and have the same opportunities to exercise that capacity.

2. The failure of States to accord appropriate legal status, appropriate juridical capacity and other legal rights

Commentators have called for legal aid to be granted in all cases involving discrimination or medical negligence.

The value of the subsidy granted is equal to half the minimum legal wage (about US 55).

Thus, workers in Sri Lanka are granted the right to strike as a matter of legal right.

This capacity is protected by article 325 of the Civil Code A married woman has full legal capacity.

Those efforts will further strengthen the capacity of our legal system.

One important element of this is legal and judicial capacity building.

(iii) Both parents lack full capacity to carry out legal transactions

If the insured is a person without civil legal capacity or a person with limited civil legal capacity, the beneficiary may be designated by the guardian of the insured.

(d) If it would be contrary to the legal system of the requested State Party relating to mutual legal assistance for the request to be granted.

(d) If it would be contrary to the legal system of the requested State Party relating to mutual legal assistance for the request to be granted.

132. Thus, workers in Sri Lanka are granted the right to strike as a matter of legal right.

The Thor Commission was granted juridical powers it could call witnesses, who had the right to legal representation.

Moreover, in order to ensure good local capacity, the special status granted to magistrates in 2001 should be implemented.

A person charged with a serious criminal offence is automatically granted legal aid unless that person is able to retain the services of a private legal practitioner.

Recommendation 5 General legal capacity in other United Nations departments and offices

A citizen's full or partial waiver of legal capacity and other acts aimed at limiting legal capacity are null and void, except in cases in which such acts are allowed by law.

Under civil law, the legal capacity of a citizen is manifested in the ability to have civil rights and to bear responsibility (civil legal capacity), which are recognized in equal measure for all citizens.

In the source's view, the application should have been granted in order to guarantee the defendant's right to a legal defence.

Implementation of the legal reforms and the capacity of the Burundian administration of justice

The legal capacity of a citizen arises at the moment of his birth and ends with his death (article 18 of the Civil Code). The content of the legal capacity of citizens is as follows

266. Social welfare benefits are granted at the application of the person concerned, his legal representative or other person subject to the consent of the person concerned or his legal representative.

In fact, the children of cohabiting couples were granted the same legal status as those of married parents in the old Act.

Legal reform processes are therefore a necessary component of any disaster related capacity building endeavour.

These include limited financing, limited institutional capacity, legal complexity, and the need for community involvement.

The project will include legal awareness programmes and capacity building for religious and community leaders.

Legal capacity is understood to mean a person's power to exercise his or her rights.

In the Niger, the legal capacity of both men and women is recognized by law.

Article 216 of the Civil Code provides that A married woman has full legal capacity.

The legal capacity acquired through marriage does not end with the dissolution of the marriage.

1960 1962 Employed as an executive in a legal advisory capacity by Caltex Oil Company.