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Book 2 : Person
Chapter 1: natural person
Section 1: legal capacity (6-9)

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Book 2 : Person Chapter 1: natural person Section 1: legal capacity (6-9)

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When does legal capacity begin and end for a natural person?

At birth until death (correct)

At birth until legal emancipation

At conception until death

At age 18 until death

What is the primary legal restriction imposed on foreigners?

They do not have any legal capacity

Their rights are limited by law or treaty (correct)

They can hold the same rights as citizens

Their rights are absolute and unrestricted

Which of the following rights can a fetus claim after birth?

The right to vote

The right to possess property

The right to sue for damages for harm (correct)

The right to work

What does Article 6 emphasize regarding rights and duties?

<p>Everyone is equal and can hold rights in their name</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement correctly describes the rights concerning a fetus?

<p>A fetus can inherit after birth</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Legal Capacity of Natural Persons

Equality: All individuals hold equal rights and duties.
Foreigners' Rights: Foreigners' rights are limited by legal frameworks and treaties.
Legal Capacity Start and End: Legal capacity begins at birth and concludes at death.
Fetal Rights: A fetus has the right to: claim damages for harm after birth, inherit possessions after birth, and receive benefits from a will if it survives birth.

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Explore the essential principles of the legal capacity of individuals in this quiz. Learn about equality under the law, the rights of foreigners, and the implications of legal capacity from birth to death. Delve into the specific rights of fetuses and how they relate to legal frameworks and inheritance.