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Capacity of Parties in Legal Matter

advtanmoy 08/10/2017

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1. Minor

  •  Minors under Hindu Law
  • Minors under Mohamedan Law
  •  Position of Minor under Indian Contract Act, 1872
  •  Position of Minor under Indian Partnership Act, 1932
  •  Position of Minor under Indian Trusts Act, 1882
  • Position of Minor under Limitation Act, 1963
  •  Position of Minor under Registration Act, 1908

2. Lunatics
3. Insolvent
4. Trustee
5. Pardanashin Ladies
6. Disqualified Transferee
7. Limited Owners
8. Unborn Persons
9. Juridical Person
10. Court
11. Wakf and Mutawalli
12. Partnership and Partnership Firm

13. Capacity of Persons under Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999

14.Under Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 
15. Coparcener and Hindu joint family under Hindu Law
16. Joint family 

17. Under  Mahomedan Law

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