When does the legal personality of an artificial person end?

The legal personality of an artificial person, such as a corporation or other legal entity, typically ends when the entity is dissolved or ceases to exist according to the laws governing its formation and operation. This can occur through voluntary dissolution, bankruptcy, merger, or other legal processes that result in the termination of the entity's existence.

The legal personality of an artificial person ends when it is dissolved or liquidated. Dissolution is a process by which the artificial person is brought to an end, and liquidation is a process by which its assets are distributed.