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Incapacitated is a legal term that refers to the restrictions that can be imposed on individuals, usually minors or those with mental disorders, with respect to entering into contracts and business transactions. These restrictions are intended to protect vulnerable individuals from financial exploitation and legal obligations that they may not be able to fully understand.

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Minors are often considered legally incompetent unless they are able to perform certain acts that are considered legally valid. Examples of these acts include buying goods with their pocket money or wages. Persons with mental disorders may also be considered commercially incompetent if they are unable to understand the consequences of their actions.

The concept of commercial incapacity is important to ensure the integrity of business transactions and protect individuals from legal problems for which they may not be held fully responsible. However, it varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and may be subject to legal restrictions and exceptions. It is important to understand these legal issues when entering into business agreements with individuals who may be considered commercially incompetent.