täisõiguslikkust
Täisõiguslikkust refers to the legal capacity of a person to perform all legal actions that are within their competence without the need for consent from another person, such as a parent or guardian. This concept is fundamental in civil law systems and is closely tied to the idea of legal personhood. Generally, individuals attain full legal capacity upon reaching the age of majority, which is typically 18 years old in most jurisdictions. However, there can be exceptions and nuances depending on specific legal frameworks and individual circumstances.
For example, a minor, while possessing legal personhood, usually has limited legal capacity. This means they
In some cases, an adult individual may have their legal capacity restricted or removed by a court.