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Yes, sometimes companies are 'legal persons' when discussed in a legal context as I mentioned. We are not in a legal context, so to use such language in a norm
by jlawson 7y ago
Yes, sometimes companies are 'legal persons' when discussed in a legal context as I mentioned.
We are not in a legal context, so to use such language in a normal context without elaboration will obviously mislead most listeners. It is a false statement since it leads the listener to false conclusions.
>Being human, legally speaking, is different than being a person, legally speaking.
It is incumbent to explain this to normal listeners, otherwise you're misleading them.