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Corporate personhood or
juridical personality is the
legal notion that a
juridical person such as a corporation,
separately from its ****ociated
human beings...
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between physical and
juridic persons.
Juridic persons may be
distinguished as
collegial or non-collegial, and
public or
private juridical persons. The Holy...
- establishing, dissolving,
acquisition of
legal capacity and (in some cases)
juridical personality,
determination of
legal representation, protection, accountability...
- The
International Juridical ****ociation (IJA; 1931–1942) was an ****ociation of
socially minded American lawyers,
established by
Carol Weiss King and considered...
- and Anne Bloom, "Law &
Society Symposium: Java Jive:
Genealogy of a
Juridical Icon", 56 U.
Miami L. Rev. 113 (October 2001),
which describes the accident...
- The
ranking of
liturgical days in the
Roman Rite is a
regulation for the
liturgy of the
Roman Catholic church. It
determines for each
liturgical day which...
- In the
Catholic Church, holy
days of
obligation or
precepts are
days on
which the
faithful are
expected to
attend M****, and
engage in rest from work and...
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independence exists in principle, in
practice there was
little separation of
juridical and
political powers.
Judges were
subjected to
pressure by
political and...
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exceptis The
exception confirms the rule in
cases which are not
excepted A
juridical principle which means that the
statement of a rule's
exception (e.g.,...
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solemn and
simple vows, but no
longer makes any
distinction between their juridical effects,
including the
distinction between orders and congregations. It...
