Mundane News

[Andy in Germany]

I've closed the curtains.

 

[mistyoptic]

I've closed the curtains.

Why, what are you up to? 😱

 

[PeteXXX]

Dog's been walked 🐶

 

[biggs682]

Evening cuppa went down well with a molly's digestive

 

[classic33]

Dealing with paperwork, for various reasons. The paperwork keeps referring to organisations, companies, charities et c, by the German legal term "Juristische Person". Literally it translates as a "Legal Person"; why not call them a "legal entity"?

German is weird sometimes.

A "legal entity" could be a company though.

 

[Illaveago]

I went out for a ride this morning, on my return ride a pair of small Terriers came running out barking from a Gypsy camp. The blasted things were yapping and going for my feet and almost getting under my wheels. I eventually managed to pull away from the little bu99ers!

 

[Gravity Aided]

A "legal entity" could be a company though.

It is in America, that's how companies and corporations get legal standing. Mainly in chancery/civil jurisprudence.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Weather has cooled off around here. It has also rained a good deal this weekend.

 

[Jenkins]

The cloudy morning was spent in the bike shed doing a bit of fettling - experimented with swapping the wheels & tyres between the two Spa Elans, but decided to leave them as they were in the end and then cleaned & lubricated the chains on five of the bikes.

By the time I'd finished that and had a coffee and toast & marmalade, the sun had made a welcome appearance so a bike ride was had. I hadn't noticed how much the wind had picked up which made it a very hard hour's work. As a result the remainder of the afternoon was spent relaxing on the sofa with the Kindle and the radio.

Very little else has been done other than to sort out the tickets for Monday's train/bike/train outing and to watch the IMSA race from Indianapolis. The evening's hot chocolate has just reached drinkable temperature.

 

[Andy in Germany]

A "legal entity" could be a company though.

That's what they're referring to.

 

[classic33]

That's what they're referring to.

Not a person?

 

[classic33]

Why, what are you up to? 😱

Better you don't know...

 

[Mike Ayling]

Dealing with paperwork, for various reasons. The paperwork keeps referring to organisations, companies, charities et c, by the German legal term "Juristische Person". Literally it translates as a "Legal Person"; why not call them a "legal entity"?

German is weird sometimes.

Legal person is common usage in most jurisdictions as opposed to a natural person aka a human being.