juridical person

However, the team of priests is not a juridical person.

A juridical person is established only according to this code or any other acts.

Last year, for example, a law was enacted in Louisiana that makes the embryo a "juridical person."

The units of local government are juridical persons.

The terms nationals and residents whenever used in the present Treaty include juridical persons."

In the places where fetuses are recognized as juridical persons, the Court claimed this is a "fiction of the civil law".

Private junior college in Japan been managed by school juridical person Nishiyamnto-Gakuen.

Such persons may include individuals, corporations, partnerships, trusts, estates, and other juridical persons.

Persons are physical persons or juridical person.

Religious communities are juridical persons.

However, as an ape, without civil rights and being unable to stand as a juridical person, he couldn't enforce unpaid bills.

This result was possible because the partnership itself was not treated as a juridical person, but simply as an aggregate of its partners.

The Founders of CDAs may be either physical or juridical persons.

In the case of juridical persons the presentation may be made according to statute, or by turns, or by decision of the majority.

Louisiana is the only state with a law that deals specifically with embryos, and it designates them as "juridical persons" with rights.

The terminology used in its name literally means "national juridical person registration" as opposed to the CPF number which is issued for individuals.

During his administration, JPA applied for and obtained approval from the Japanese government to become what was known as a "corporate juridical person" (public corporation).

Foreign juridical persons must be established in Egypt or authorized to conduct their activities in Egypt; otherwise, they cannot be Founders.

PCOS was recognized as a political party National Electoral Council in September 2002, but later lost its status as a juridical person.

Decree No 62 of the Council of Ministers determined the structure of the university and the status of the FVM as a juridical person.

Two physical persons are busy cattle-breeding (including, one is busy with buffalo-breeding), one juridical person and three physical persons are busy with sheep-breeding.

The Constitution provides that religious associations have "juridical capacity" and are free to manage and administer their property within the limits prescribed by law, the same as other "juridical persons."

In very early times ecclesiastical goods were divided into three or four portions, and that part set aside for the upkeep of the Church began to take on the character of a juridical person.

In the course of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, a stepwise juridical revolution made corporations into "juridical persons" with the rights of citizens under the concept of juristic person.

Legal status gives religious groups the right to act as juridical persons in the court system, secures their standing as officially registered religious groups, and allows them to construct schools and churches.