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Meanings of natural person in English
Real human being as opposed to a non-human legal person.
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Usage of natural person in English
1
She mentioned Martin Whitney as the natural person to hold it.
2
In his own natural person, and who was walking, walking.
3
If ever there was a natural person, it was Evelyn.
4
Every man swears allegiance for himself, to his own King, in his natural person.
5
Copies from any medium can be made by a natural person for private use .
6
I saw at once that she was a perfectly natural person, of a superior nature.
7
The natural person loves the society of his kind, whereas the poet runs away from it.
8
Your mother's a plain, natural person and never has felt at home in that big house.
9
A corporation is an association of individuals authorized by law to transact business as a single natural person.
10
A husband or a wife is, in a way, the natural person to suspect, don't you think so?'
11
She thinks him a perfectly natural person, without any assumption, any self-consciousness, any scorn of the lower world.
12
Rolf is feeling, more and more, that Rob is the most natural person to head this sort of operation.
13
Mrs. Carbuncle was quite the natural person to borrow your money, and it seems that she has complied with nature.
14
He was 'the scribe' and also 'the priest,' and in both capacities was the natural person for such a work.
15
Every subject is presumed by law to be sworn to the King, which is to his natural person, says Lord Coke.
16
An "anonymous work" is a work on the copies or phonorecords of which no natural person is identified as author.
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