Right of the people

The right of the people is the part of the Civil law which studies the people as subjects of right, i.e.:

the legal Personality of which people are titular

acquisition of personality legal
disappearance of personality legal

Legal capacity, which makes it possible to the people to exert prerogatives which are recognized to them, sometimes only starting from one age of civil majority, and its exceptions, forming the incapacities .

This matter is justified by the fact that the people enjoy specific rights, which are attached to their own person: they are the rights of the personality.

These rights can sometimes be confused with the Human rights, the civil laws and policies. However, their characteristic is that they remain always attached to the person during her life, and are thus exerted in a particular way.

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The thesis of Aude Bertrand-Mirkovic, entitled " Concept of anybody, Study aiming at clarifying the legal status of the child with naître" , which clarifies the distinction between anybody human (human being) and anybody legal (to be invested legal personality). The human person is a person, when well even it would not have the legal personality, testifies the historical example to it to the slaves. This is why the fact that the child to be born does not have the legal personality prevents it of nothing from being a person. It is enough that he is a human person, which is the case because, the child to be born (embryo fetus, it does not matter), being an human being (scientific data), one sees badly how an human being could be other thing that a person.

" Concept of anybody, Study aiming at clarifying the legal status of the child with naître" , by Aude Bertrand-Mirkovic University presses Aix-Marseilles, Foreword François Ground, 2003,474 pages. ISBN: 2-7314-0351-9

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