Translation for 'juridical legal person' from English to Czech

juridical legal person {noun}

právnická osoba {f}právo

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legal person {noun}

právnická osoba {f}právo

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juridical {adj}

právníprávo

person {noun} [grammar]

osoba {f}ling.

timid person {noun}

bojácný člověk {m}

artificial person {noun}

právnická osoba {f}právo

natural person {noun}

fyzická osoba {f}právo

person {noun} [human]

osoba {f}

člověk {m}

homeless person {noun}

bezdomovec {m} [živ.]

legal {adj}

legitimníprávo

právníprávo

právnickýprávo

soudníprávo

legálníprávo

zákonnýprávo

legal decision {noun}

soudní rozhodnutí {n}právo

legal injury {noun}

právní újma {f}právo

legal history {noun}

dějiny {f.pl} práva

legal system {noun}

právo {n} [právní řád]právo

právní řád {m}právo

• The term juridical person ("pessoa jurídica" in Portuguese) is used in legal science for designating an entity with rights and liabilities which also has legal personality.
• When an association is officially registered, it becomes a juridical person with legal personality separate from those of its individual members and gains the right to own property and make contracts on its own behalf independently of its members, and it ensures the legal enforceability of its constitution.
• It is not necessary to have a license to practice law in Russia as a legal consultant, but only the members of the advocate's chambers (Russian bar associations) are permitted to appear in court on criminal matters (other person can be a defence counsel in criminal proceeding along with an advocate but not in lieu him) and to practice before Constitutional Court (leaving aside persons having academic degree of candidate or doctor in juridical sciences who also can represent parties in constitutional proceeding).
• may practice before a criminal court (other person can be a defence counsel in criminal proceeding along with a member of "Advokatura" but not in lieu him) and Constitutional Court (leaving aside persons having academic degree of candidate or doctor in juridical sciences who also can represent parties in constitutional proceeding).
• A European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) is a full juridical person and a corporation under European Union law.

• The ability to conduct juridical acts can be attached to an office or it can be delegated to a person.
• Juridical education is offered at the universities in Oslo, Bergen and Tromsø.
• However, to become a part of the AEGEE network, prospective antennae must include the principles of AEGEE's statute within their own, and have them approved by the Comité Directeur and Juridical Commission.
• Juridic persons may be distinguished as collegial or non-collegial, and public or private juridical persons.