It has its own juridical personality within the Church.

There were no reported cases of religious organizations being denied juridical personality or the associated tax benefits.

Juridical personality allows a religious group to apply for all tax benefits available to nonprofit organizations.

The Church was given formal "juridical personality," enabling it to incorporate and hold property.

The Talmud deems the fetus to be part of its mother and has no "juridical personality".

Through them the Neocatechumenal Way was endowed with "public juridical personality" status.

There is no such relation, for such beings would be men without juridical personality, as slaves of bondsmen.

The Ministry of Government and Justice grants "juridical personality" through a relatively simple and transparent process.

Establishes Juridical personality of the UN (Art.

The proclamation raised the Bank's capital to 10 million Ethiopian dollars and granted broad administrative autonomy and juridical personality.

The team only acquired juridical personality on December 13, 1927, when the Potiguar Football League registered the club statute.

All these offices are establishments of the Council of Europe and they share its juridical personality with privileges and immunities.

The canonical juridical personality which represents the interests of all Polish Communities is vested in the Polish Catholic Mission.

In 1983 a new law extended its jurisdiction to protecting public savings, and two years later CONSOB received juridical personality and autonomy.

Austria recognized a juridical personality not only in those religious institutions which are charged with the maintenance of public worship, but also, through easily granted approval, in religious associations of any kind.

In 1990, Medvedev defended his dissertation, titled "Problems of realisation of civil juridical personality of state enterprise" and received his Candidate of Sciences degree in private law.

Quirino province acquired its juridical personality as a result of the division of the provinces of Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela on June 18, 1966 under RA 4734.

Legal personality (also artificial personality, juridical personality, legal entity and juristic personality) is the characteristic of a non-living entity regarded by law to have the status of personhood.

From 1940 to 1944, during the Ion Antonescu dictatorship and based on a decree-law of September 1940, the prefect was restored as a public functionary, with the counties again having their own juridical personality, income and budget.

This new juridical personality underlines the importance of the strengthened relationship between the Secretariat of State of the Vatican, the Episcopal Conferences and ICMC in their shared concern for the well-being of migrants.

Article 13 gave to parishes, Episcopal sees, religious orders etc. juridical personality and granted the same rights as any other publicly recognised body "in accordance with the general law as applicable to all" which subjected the church's prerogatives' to legal regulation under civil law.

It has its own juridical personality within the Church.

There were no reported cases of religious organizations being denied juridical personality or the associated tax benefits.

Juridical personality allows a religious group to apply for all tax benefits available to nonprofit organizations.

The Church was given formal "juridical personality," enabling it to incorporate and hold property.

The Talmud deems the fetus to be part of its mother and has no "juridical personality".

Through them the Neocatechumenal Way was endowed with "public juridical personality" status.

There is no such relation, for such beings would be men without juridical personality, as slaves of bondsmen.

The Ministry of Government and Justice grants "juridical personality" through a relatively simple and transparent process.

Establishes Juridical personality of the UN (Art.

The proclamation raised the Bank's capital to 10 million Ethiopian dollars and granted broad administrative autonomy and juridical personality.

The team only acquired juridical personality on December 13, 1927, when the Potiguar Football League registered the club statute.

All these offices are establishments of the Council of Europe and they share its juridical personality with privileges and immunities.

The canonical juridical personality which represents the interests of all Polish Communities is vested in the Polish Catholic Mission.

In 1983 a new law extended its jurisdiction to protecting public savings, and two years later CONSOB received juridical personality and autonomy.

Austria recognized a juridical personality not only in those religious institutions which are charged with the maintenance of public worship, but also, through easily granted approval, in religious associations of any kind.

In 1990, Medvedev defended his dissertation, titled "Problems of realisation of civil juridical personality of state enterprise" and received his Candidate of Sciences degree in private law.

Quirino province acquired its juridical personality as a result of the division of the provinces of Nueva Vizcaya and Isabela on June 18, 1966 under RA 4734.

Legal personality (also artificial personality, juridical personality, legal entity and juristic personality) is the characteristic of a non-living entity regarded by law to have the status of personhood.

From 1940 to 1944, during the Ion Antonescu dictatorship and based on a decree-law of September 1940, the prefect was restored as a public functionary, with the counties again having their own juridical personality, income and budget.

This new juridical personality underlines the importance of the strengthened relationship between the Secretariat of State of the Vatican, the Episcopal Conferences and ICMC in their shared concern for the well-being of migrants.

Article 13 gave to parishes, Episcopal sees, religious orders etc. juridical personality and granted the same rights as any other publicly recognised body "in accordance with the general law as applicable to all" which subjected the church's prerogatives' to legal regulation under civil law.

Only the University as a whole is a legal personality.

It also calls for the Union to have its own legal personality.

Legal personality is the capacity to have rights and duties.

These agencies are evidently to be given their own legal personality.

I should like to refer to one further point: legal personality for the parties.

We also share the view that European political parties ought to have legal personality.

Agency may be regarded as an extension of legal personality.

The key phrase here is 'pending legal personality for the Union'.

However, in some countries they are treated as having separate legal personality for tax purposes.

Under the 2000 Act, such partnerships are deemed to have legal personality.

English law recognised long ago that a corporation would have "legal personality".

The states in which nations are embodied enjoy legal personalities.

The acquisition of an international legal personality would be a powerful instrument for the Union.

It is true that a simple association of States making unanimous decisions could have legal personality.

This reform includes giving it legal personality and greater financial autonomy.

In Scotland partnerships do have some degree of legal personality.

It is a public organization with the legal personality.

This resolution made express reference back then to the need to give the Union a legal personality.

European citizens, through our governments, have given a legal personality and specific powers to the Union.

We are also waiting for the European Union to be given a legal personality.

They are decentralised public authorities with their own legal personality and financial resources.

These foundations have an independent legal personality separate from their founders.

It has refrained from recognizing the legal personality of the Union.

By law, the partnership itself has no legal personality.

It creates a single legal personality for the Union.