The author carries out a detailed analysis of the traditional, though always current, topic of corporate legal personality in the Argentinian Law. After a proper account of the debates found in the literature, the main aspects of the general theory of the artificial person are developed. The author claims that despite its attributes (name, equity, legal capacity, image, etc.), the "biologically natural existence" is not found in artificial persons but it is technically possible to "attribute" a conduct or a legal consequence to an entity (or idea) constituted by a plurality of human individuals, that is, to a concept that does not really have a natural existence but a personality established by law.
The author carries out a detailed analysis of the traditional, though always current, topic of corporate legal personality in the Argentinian Law. After a proper account of the debates found in the literature, the main aspects of the general theory of the artificial person are developed. The author claims that despite its attributes (name, equity, legal capacity, image, etc.), the "biologically natural existence" is not found in artificial persons but it is technically possible to "attribute" a conduct or a legal consequence to an entity (or idea) constituted by a plurality of human individuals, that is, to a concept that does not really have a natural existence but a personality established by law.
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