| The nature of personality. |
| Persons | Natural. |
| Legal. |
| Natural persons—living human beings. |
| The legal status of beasts. |
| The legal status of dead men. |
| The legal status of unborn persons. |
| Double personality. |
| Legal persons. |
| Legal personality based on personification. |
| Personification without legal personality. |
| Classes of Legal persons | 1. Corporations. |
| 2. Institutions. |
| 3. Funds or Estates. |
| Corporations—the only legal persons known to English law. |
| Corporations aggregate and corporations sole. |
| The fiction involved in incorporation. |
| The beneficiaries of a corporation. |
| The representatives of a corporation. |
| The members of a corporation. |
| Authority of a corporation’s agents. |
| Liability of a corporation for wrongful acts. |
| The purposes of incorporation: |
| 1. Reduction of collective to individual ownership and action. |
| 2. Limited liability. |
| The creation and dissolution of corporations. |
| The personality of the state. |