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A 'reasonable person' is a legal fiction I'm pretty sure I've never met.
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Legal Definitions - in corpore
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Definition of in corpore
in corpore
In corpore means that something exists in a physical form or substance. It refers to things that can be seen, touched, or felt.
- The artist created a sculpture in corpore, using clay to mold it into a physical form.
- The company's profits were not just on paper, but in corpore, as they had a physical presence in the form of assets and inventory.
These examples illustrate how in corpore refers to something that exists in a tangible, physical form. The sculpture and the company's assets are both examples of things that can be seen and touched, and therefore exist in corpore.
The life of the law has not been logic; it has been experience.
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Simple Definition
Term: in corpore
Definition: In corpore means that something exists in a physical form or substance. It refers to things that can be touched, seen, or felt. For example, a book is in corpore because it is a material object that can be held and read.
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