Law · Jurisprudence
How did John William Salmond define a 'legal person'?
- 1Any subject-matter possessing only moral duties
- 2Only registered corporations and public trusts
- 3Any subject-matter to which the law attributes personality✓
- 4Any natural human being capable of reason
Correct answer
Any subject-matter to which the law attributes personality
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