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V. K. Varadachari. ( i ) Foremost amongst them is the " legal person " .- Salmond re- marked , " A legal person is any subject - matter other than a human being to which the law attributes personality . This extension , for good and ...
V. K. Varadachari. ( i ) Foremost amongst them is the " legal person " .- Salmond re- marked , " A legal person is any subject - matter other than a human being to which the law attributes personality . This extension , for good and ...
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... laws give legal personality to any civil or commercial partnership ; while German , Swish , Anglo - American and Indian Laws do not treat the commercial part- nership as a legal person . English law has developed a type of legal person ...
... laws give legal personality to any civil or commercial partnership ; while German , Swish , Anglo - American and Indian Laws do not treat the commercial part- nership as a legal person . English law has developed a type of legal person ...
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... person so that the property which is dedicated would vest in the person so created . In Vidyavaruthi v . Baluswamys the Privy Council held that religious institu- tions known under different names like ... LEGAL PERSONS State as a person.
... person so that the property which is dedicated would vest in the person so created . In Vidyavaruthi v . Baluswamys the Privy Council held that religious institu- tions known under different names like ... LEGAL PERSONS State as a person.
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Alienation | 28 |
Equity and Legal fictions | 34 |
Copyright | |
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