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A [[Legal Name]] is a name that has meaning in a court of law.
 
A [[Legal Name]] is a name that has meaning in a court of law.
 
==Context==
 
==Context==
Typical a child or a corporation gets assigned a name at birth.
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Typically a child or a corporation gets assigned a name at birth.
  
 
==Problems==
 
==Problems==
 
*Legal names can be changed by the bearer or guardian and so cannot be relied upon to stay constant over time.
 
*Legal names can be changed by the bearer or guardian and so cannot be relied upon to stay constant over time.
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*Legal names are only valid in a legal jurisdiction, typically a sovereign state.
 
*Moving the bearer of the name to a region with a different alphabet will require some sort of transliteration of the name at a minimum.
 
*Moving the bearer of the name to a region with a different alphabet will require some sort of transliteration of the name at a minimum.
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*So the legal name could be different in different jurisdictions.
  
 
==Solutions==
 
==Solutions==
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==References==
 
==References==
*Synonyms: [[Real Identifier]]
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*Synonyms: [[Real Identifier]], [[Legal Person]]
 
*Antonyms: [[Pseudonym]]
 
*Antonyms: [[Pseudonym]]
  
 
[[Category:Glossary]]
 
[[Category:Glossary]]
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[[Category:Identifier]]

Latest revision as of 11:08, 9 March 2020

Full Title or Meme

A Legal Name is a name that has meaning in a court of law.

Context

Typically a child or a corporation gets assigned a name at birth.

Problems

  • Legal names can be changed by the bearer or guardian and so cannot be relied upon to stay constant over time.
  • Legal names are only valid in a legal jurisdiction, typically a sovereign state.
  • Moving the bearer of the name to a region with a different alphabet will require some sort of transliteration of the name at a minimum.
  • So the legal name could be different in different jurisdictions.

Solutions

  • User Objects should have a name (key) that is assigned when the object is created, and that should never be changed unless some error has occurred.
  • Any other Identifier in the User Object should be changable under the right conditions.

References