Principle

CORPORATE LAW — Corporate Personality — Separate Legal Entity

Area of law
CORPORATE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that incorporation confers legal personality separate and distinct from members, making the entity a legal person with its own personality. The principle applies in corporate law. It ensures that incorporated bodies are recognized as separate entities. The principle reflects the doctrine of…

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