Legal entity which is different from a natural person.
1
He lay there and invented for Jane Brown a fictitious person, who was himself.
2
He, with all the figures in this narrative is a purely fictitious person, the vehicle for an idea, neither more nor less.
3
Indeed, he even says that the land "is erected into a legal or fictitious person, and is styled 'praedium dominans.'"
4
It was a Lockheed Lodestar with a 5,000-pound load capacity, registered to a fictitious person in Albuquerque and purchased in Bartlesville, Oklahoma.
5
Corkey questions the sinking man, and Lockwin tries to tell of the money-thedeposit of $75,000 to the order of a fictitious person.
6
Fictitious Persons and Places.