NATURAL PERSON

ROUGH DRAFT SUBMITTED IN THE PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE

COURSE TITLED – JURISPRUDENCE – II, DEGREE B.B.A.,
LL.B.(HONS.)

SUBMITTED BY

ABHISHEK KUMAR

Roll No-1804

Semester-6th

Session- 2017-2022

SUBMITTED TO

Dr. Manoranjan Kumar

(Assistant Professor of Law)

CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY, NYAYA NAGAR,

MITHAPUR, PATNA – 800001
August, 2020
 INTRODUCTION

A natural person may be a living person. however all living groups of people needn't
essentially be recognized as persons in law. a natural person may be a human being. however
all groups of people aren't legal persons. In past days tire slaves weren't thought of legal
persons. Tire case of the slave is documented that they were treated no over the mere chattels.
Similarly, an individual WHO takes a spiritual or position or enters a cloister has in sure
system been treated as civilly dead. In Hindu society, too, once an individual becomes a
“sanyasi" his proprietary rights extinguish and his property goes to his heirs as ifhe were
dead. Lunatics, new born babies and infants, have, however, been same to possess restricted
and restricted rights. they are doing not possess as several civil rights as nor mal groups of
people do have. tho' in times, it's been the tendency to grant legal temperament to all or any
living inside the territory of the state, the foremost systems, but offer a rule that wheresoever
legal temperament is granted it begins at birth and ends with death.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

The aim of the researcher is:

 To know about the legal status of unborn child.

 To find out position of dead human beings and lower animals.

HYPOTHESIS

The researcher presumes that the rights of an unborn child is contingent

on his birth as a living human being.
 TENTATIVE CHAPTERIZATION

1) INTRODUCTION
2) KINDS OF PERSON
3) NATURAL PERSON
4) LEGAL POSITION OF AN UNBORN CHILD
5) LEGAL STATUS OF DEAD PERSON
6) LEGAL STATUS OF ANIMALS
7) DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NATURAL PERSON AND LEGAL PERSON
8) CONCLUSION

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

For this study, primary research method was utilised. Various articles, e-articles,
reports and books from library were used extensively in framing all the data in
appropriate form, essential for this study. The method used in writing this
research is primarily analytical.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

 Holland, Thomas Erskine, K.C, The elements of jurisprudence

 Myneni S.R, Jurisprudence, Asia law house, Hyderabad, 2010

 Dhyani S.N, Jurisprudence, Central law agency, Allahabad 2010

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