Acme


 
 
Acme

Acme (Greek ακμή, the peak, zenith, prime) denotes the best of something.

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It is the name most frequently used in jurisprudence to indicate a fictional company or corporation (or generically a subject with juridical personality), in order to simulate a concrete case of application or interpretation of the law. Usually, in English-speaking common law the name John Doe/Jane Doe is similarly used for a fictional subject with physical personality (Romans used Aulus Agerius and Numerius Negidius, or the triad Titius, Caius, Sempronius).

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See also: kadigan

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Law (2) - Caius (1) - Titius (1) - Numerius Negidius (1) - Sempronius (1) - Natural person (1) - Legal entity (1) - Civil law (1) - Aulus Agerius (1) - Corporation (1) - Fictional company (1) - Jurisprudence (1) - Common law (1) - Romans (1) - Jane Doe (1) -
 

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