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"Designated Persons" makes me think of people, rather than corporations as listed here. It must be some archaic usage that I've not encountered before. Maybe
by politelemon 4y ago
"Designated Persons" makes me think of people, rather than corporations as listed here. It must be some archaic usage that I've not encountered before. Maybe they ought to say "Designated Entities"?
- oriolid 4y agoI've understood it's pretty standard legal language. Actual people would be referred as "natural persons", as opposite of "legal persons".
- nitsky 4y agoNo, in law the term “person” refers to both “natural persons” and “corporate persons”: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_person https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_person. Remember the political fight over the phrase “corporations are people”? Well, they certainly are “persons”.