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In plain English, that would be a "legal person", where "legal person" can also refer to a group of private individuals that act (commit crimes) as a group, but
by tremon 4y ago
In plain English, that would be a "legal person", where "legal person" can also refer to a group of private individuals that act (commit crimes) as a group, but otherwise do not have/operate a business entity?
- Vladimof 4y agoThere are public and private "personnes morales"... they appear to include the State, local authorities, public establishments, private companies, economic interest groups, associations and "civil companies", not really sure if that is a correct translation...