Incapacity in United States
Incapacity Definition
The want of a quality legally to do, give, transmit, or receive something. See ‘Capacity.”
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| Incapacity | Incapacity in the European Legal Encyclopedia. |
| Incapacity | Incapacity in the Asian Legal Encyclopedia. |
| Incapacity | Incapacity in the UK Legal Encyclopedia. |
| Incapacity | Incapacity in the Australian Legal Encyclopedia. |
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The want of a quality legally to do, give, transmit, or receive something. See ‘Capacity.”
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This definition of Incapacity Is based on the The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary . This definition needs to be proofread..
Incapacity (Dissolution)
This section introduces, discusses and describes the basics of incapacity. Then, cross references and a brief overview about Dissolution is provided. Finally, the subject of General Partnerships in relation with incapacity is examined. Note that a list of cross references, bibliography and other resources appears at the end of this entry.
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Further Reading (Articles)
In a Kind of Mad Way’: A Historical Perspective on Evidence and Proof of Mental Incapacity, Melbourne University Law Review; December 1, 2011; Loughnan, Arlie
Two-Thirds Who Get Incapacity Pay Could Work, Says Minister, Daily Mail (London); December 16, 2004; Chapman, James
The Approach to “Total Incapacity” in WA Workers’ Compensation Claims, Mondaq Business Briefing; December 27, 2013
Incapacity Benefit Axed in Four Years; All Payouts to Go in Crackdown on Workshy, Daily Mail (London); June 15, 2010
Incapacity Benefit Axed in Four Years, Daily Mail (London); June 15, 2010
New Benefit Regime for the Incapacity Claimants; POLITICS DISABLED Move to End Britain’s ‘Culture of Worklessness’, The Birmingham Post (England); October 28, 2008
Young New Deal Sickness; 160,000 Under-25s Claim for ‘Incapacity’, Daily Mail (London); January 8, 2005; Wilson, Graeme
The disgrace of incapacity benefit, New Statesman (1996); September 20, 2004; Anonymous
INCAPACITY BENEFIT REASSESSMENT NOT YET UNDERSTOOD BY CLAIMANTS SAY MPS., States News Service; July 26, 2011
Worst-Case Scenarios: Incapacity planning can be vital for clients and their parents, but raising this delicate issue requires tact as well as facts., Financial Planning; January 1, 2004
MAY: LABOUR SET TO MISS INCAPACITY BENEFIT TARGET BY 700000 PEOPLE., States News Service; March 14, 2010
Drewberry Insurance Releases Incapacity Definition Tool for Income Protection, Manufacturing Close-Up; April 23, 2012
Just 1 in 6 Incapacity Claimants ‘Is Genuine’; Tough New Test Reveals 2m Could Be Cheating, Daily Mail (London); October 14, 2009
Incapacity Claimants Cost More Than 2012 Olympics; POLITICS, The Birmingham Post (England); May 19, 2008
Can Blair tackle scandal of incapacity benefit?, The Scotsman; January 18, 2006; Fraser Nelson
8,500 Aged 18-24 Are on Incapacity, Daily Mail (London); February 23, 2011
SICKNOTE SCOTLAND EXPOSED; EXCLUSIVE: Staggering 79pc of Incapacity Claimants Are Ruled Fit to Work as New Tests Reveal Wholesale Abuse of Benefit That Costs Taxpayers [Pounds Sterling]12.5bn Every Year; Scandal of 225,000 Scots Adults Cheating the Benefits System, Daily Mail (London); July 5, 2010
SICKNOTE SCOTLAND EXPOSED; EXCLUSIVE: Staggering 79pc of Incapacity Claimants Are Ruled Fit to Work as New Tests Reveal Wholesale Abuse of Benefit That Costs Taxpayers [Pounds Sterling]12.5bn Every Year, Daily Mail (London); July 5, 2010
New Crackdown on the Workshy; BROWN’S BRITAIN: Incapacity Claimants Face a Surprise in the Doctor’s Surgery, Daily Mail (London); December 3, 2004; Hughes, David