On Jan 15, 2008 1:32 PM, Kerim Aydin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hold on thar, pardners. You need to be a person to make an agreement > (R1742), but you don't need to be a person to *stay in* an agreement. > After making it, you just need to remain a "party".
The legal basis around which partnerships were created was, roughly, that a person is an entity upon which legal obligations can be imposed. This is even enshrined in R2150. By that same logic, a nonperson categorically can't be a party to a contract, because it can't accept obligations from the contract. > Otherwise, you could safely drop out of any agreement by changing your > personhood. Fortunately, the rules don't provide any way for a nonperson to become a person (other than by ceasing to exist). -root
