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DISTINGUISH BETWEEN NATURAL PERSON AND JURISTIC PERSON WITH EXAMPLE.

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CAN A JURISTIC PERSON BE A CITIZEN OF INDIA?

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  CAN A JURISTIC PERSON BE A CITIZEN OF INDIA?   In Jurisprudence, it is expressly stated that there are two kinds of person recognized by law and they are natural person and juristic person . Therefor it can be said that person is genus while natural person and juristic persons are its species.   Person-   v Meaning -   The word ‘Person’ has been derived from the Latin word ‘ persona ’. This term has a long history. At the beginning, the word persona simply used mean a mask. Later on, persona was used to denote the part played by a man in his life. Next to that, the very word was used to denote the man who played the part. Later, in Roman Law, the term became synonymous with the term caput . A slave had an imperfect persona . Lastly, the term was used in the sense of a being who is capable of sustaining rights and duties.   v Definition -   Many definitions of the term ‘person’ have been given by various jurists and writers...
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IS THE GOLDEN RULE OF INTERPRETATION REALLY SO GOLDEN?

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  IS THE GOLDEN RULE OF INTERPRETATION REALLY SO GOLDEN?   The Golden Rule of Interpretation is a modification of the Literal or Grammatical Rule of Interpretation. It allows departure from the Strict Literal Rule by recourse to consequences which may result from the application of the natural and ordinary meaning. The Golden Rule of Interpretation allows the Judges to depart from a normal meaning in order to avoid absurdity. Ever since Lord Wensleydale propounded this rule in 1857 in the case Grey v. Pearson [1] , this rule has always been known as the Golden Rule due to its various advantages and problem-solving nature.   Following are the various advantages which are provided by the Golden Rule of Interpretation:   1)    An apparent advantage of Golden Rule is that it allows the Judge to modify the meaning of words used in a statute, to remove the absurdity which has occurred when the original meaning of the words has been used and apply the modifie...
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