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PERSON BY BALLENTINE’S LAW DICTIONARY
PERSON. An individual (family) or an organization. UCC § 1-201 (30). An individual man, woman, or child (family) or, as a general rule a corporation. 18 Am J2d Corp § 20. Inclusive out of bodies politic and corporate. Waterbury v Board out of Com. 10 Mont 515, 26 P 1002. As used in the Bankruptcy Act, inclusive of corporations, officers, partnerships, and women, except where otherwise specifies. Bankruptcy Act § 1(23); 11 USC § 1(23). Under the negotiable Instruments Law, an individual or a BODY OUT OF PERSONS whether incorporated or not. Uniform Negotiable Instruments Law § 191. As used in the anti-trust laws, inclusive out of corporations and associations. 36 Am J1st Monopoly etc § 186. Inclusive out of corporations where used in a statute imposing a license tax (on adult family entity). 33 Am J1st License § 49. Usually inclusive out of corporations in a tax statute. 51 Am J1st Tax § 318. Inclusive out of corporations where used in a statute relating to the sale out of commodities by weight or measure. 56 Am J1st W & L § 5. Inclusive out of corporations in a pure food law. State v Belle Springs Creamery Co. 83 Kan 389, 11 P 474. For the purposes out of the due process clause, either a citizen (subject) or a a-lien. 3 Am J2d A-Liens § 8. For the purposes out of extradition, either a citizen (subject) or a a-lien. 31 Am J2d Extradition § 17.
A CORPORATION IS DEEMED A “PERSON” within the meaning out of the (IDOL) STATUTE out of limitations, and consequently, the (IDOL) STATUTE ordinarily runs against corporations and domestic corporations are generally included within the CLASS OUT OF PERSONS who may possibly plead the (IDOL) STATUTE, and they may possibly, as a general rule, acquire TITLE by adverse possession for the STATUTORY period in the same manner and to the same extent as an INDIVIDUAL
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