Tiêu đề English Jurisprudence question No 12..pdf ✅

• Article 9 to 14 of the constitution of Pakistan 1973 deal with the fundamental rights relating to the person and body. • Section 11 of the Pakistan Penal code. 3. DEFINITION OF PERSON: • According to Salmond: “A person is any being whom the law regard as capable of right and duties.” • According to Prof. Gray’s: “A person is an entity to which rights and duties may be attributed.” • Section 11 of the Pakistan Penal Code (1860): “The word Person includes any company or Association, or body or person, whether incorporated or not.” 4. DERIVATION OF WORD PERSON: The word person is derived from Latin word “Persona”. 5. KINDS OF PERSONS: Persons are of two kinds. In English jurisprudence, the concepts of natural person and legal person are fundamental to understanding who or what can have rights, responsibilities, and legal standing. • Natural Person: A natural person refers to a human being who has individual rights and duties under the law. This is the most straightforward kind of legal entity, as it pertains to individual people. Example: Wajeeh Ahsan, an ordinary citizen, can own property, enter into contracts, and sue or be sued in a court of law. Wajeeh Ahsan is a natural person.