incapacity in the PONS Dictionary

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incapacity [ˌɪnkəˈpæsətɪ, Am -t̬ɪ] N no pl

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mental incapacity
умствена непълноценност
testamentary incapacity
недееспособност във връзка със завещателни разпореждания
criminal incapacity
неправоспособност
incapacity of taking an oath
неправоспособност да се положи клетва
incapacity to act
недееспособност

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incapacity Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

incapacity of taking an oath
неправоспособност да се положи клетва
testamentary incapacity
недееспособност във връзка със завещателни разпореждания
mental incapacity
умствена непълноценност
contractual [or legal], incapacity
недееспособен
criminal incapacity
неправоспособност поради извършване на престъпление
incapacity to contract
недееспособност
incapacity to sue/to be sued
недееспособност за участие в процес
incapacity to sue as the proper party
недостатъчно материално-правни основания
incapacity to act
недееспособност
criminal incapacity
неправоспособност

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This may require further discussion with others who knew the patient prior to the current period of incapacity.
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He was dismissed by the congress on grounds of alleged mental incapacity.
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In practical terms, the defence will be more likely to raise the issue of mental incapacity to negate or minimise criminal liability.
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His military nature could perhaps explain his aloofness and incapacity to show emotion.
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Incapacity dismissals are made difficult, then, by the fact that there is considerable overlap between substantive and procedural fairness.
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The cause of the incapacity may also be relevant.
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This can arise from a mental incapacity to reason properly or from an inability to exercise willpower to control physical acts.
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States impose a range of incapacities until the children reach an age when they are deemed sufficiently mature to take responsibility for their own actions.
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The company was also the first to provide aid to families in case of a workers incapacity or death.
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Incapacity led to the western-most wing (which runs north-south) to be added to the school, which now serves the sixth grade.
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