Legal personality of political parties

Abstract

It is known that a legal person is either a human being or a legal entity consisting of a group of individuals or funds seeking to achieve a specific goal and possessing the legal personality necessary to achieve this goal. The party cannot carry out the functions and tasks assigned to it unless it is treated like natural persons, with the difference. Therefore, states intend to grant the political party a legal legal personality in order for it to carry out the duties assigned to it and in order for it to enjoy the rights granted to it in accordance with the law. The legal personality granted to the political party has its own specific framework in accordance with the law, and the party cannot exceed this framework. The law has defined the boundaries of this personality from its establishment until its termination.