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In what capacity can an artificial person act under law?

A. With the same freedoms as natural persons.
B. Without any legal constraints.
C. As an individual without restrictions.
D. As defined by the scope of its legal creation documents.



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Final answer:

Artificial persons, like corporations, can act under the law within the boundaries set by their legal documents.


Explanation:

Artificial persons, such as corporations, can act under the law as defined by the scope of their legal creation documents. They are regarded as having artificial personhood, enabling them to enter into contracts, own property, and be held accountable for their actions.


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