Empowering¶
Kelsen, H. (1991). Empowering: Conferring the Power to Posit and Apply Norms. General Theory of Norms.
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Mechanisms¶
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- Because a named authority granted the status and can withdraw it, and because a specific instrument created it, the aspect carries a chain of legitimacy that a bare data record cannot — this is legal capacity in its doctrinal sense, a specific competence to act that the law confers and can strip.
This sourceDefines legal capacity through the legal order's empowerment of specified individuals to create or apply legal norms.
- Because a named authority granted the status and can withdraw it, and because a specific instrument created it, the aspect carries a chain of legitimacy that a bare data record cannot — this is legal capacity in its doctrinal sense, a specific competence to act that the law confers and can strip.
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