Salomon v A Salomon & Co Ltd¶
Lords, H. o. (1897). Salomon v A Salomon & Co Ltd.
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Primes¶
- Criteria of Individuation
- In law, legal and corporate personhood is an individuation regime: a unity rule (which subsidiaries consolidate into one entity), an identity rule (which records refer to the same party for liability), and a persistence kind (the corporation survives changes of officers, name, and address while a partnership may dissolve on a partner's exit).
This sourceLeading case establishing that an incorporated company is a separate legal person distinct from its members, with perpetual succession (the company persists through changes of members/officers) — the corporate-personhood individuation regime (unity of the entity, identity for liability, persistence through change).
- In law, legal and corporate personhood is an individuation regime: a unity rule (which subsidiaries consolidate into one entity), an identity rule (which records refer to the same party for liability), and a persistence kind (the corporation survives changes of officers, name, and address while a partnership may dissolve on a partner's exit).
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