incapacity to sue

incapacity to sue
Want of capacity arising from infancy, incompetency, lack of authority, etc., as a result of which the plaintiff lacks standing to maintain the action. 39 Am Jlst Parties §§ 105 et seq. incapax. See doliincapax.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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