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Page 53
... theory with genuinely legal elements21 . No doubt , there has been a good deal of controversy as to whether the corporate personality is a fiction or is real . The exponents of the Realist theory maintain that a corporation has a real ...
... theory with genuinely legal elements21 . No doubt , there has been a good deal of controversy as to whether the corporate personality is a fiction or is real . The exponents of the Realist theory maintain that a corporation has a real ...
Page 98
... Fiction theory has appeared in many forms . The chief traits of the fiction theory according to Savigny , one of its chief exponents , is " Besides men or natural persons , the law knows subjects of proprietory rights certain fictitious ...
... Fiction theory has appeared in many forms . The chief traits of the fiction theory according to Savigny , one of its chief exponents , is " Besides men or natural persons , the law knows subjects of proprietory rights certain fictitious ...
Page 99
... theory which refutes the Fiction theory , the corporation has a real psychic personality which the law only recognises but does not create . The corporation has a real personality . Its reality is psychic . The exponents of this theory ...
... theory which refutes the Fiction theory , the corporation has a real psychic personality which the law only recognises but does not create . The corporation has a real personality . Its reality is psychic . The exponents of this theory ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Alienation | 28 |
Equity and Legal fictions | 34 |
Copyright | |
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