corporate

corporate
Pertaining to corporations, sometimes indicating a private as distinguished from a public body. Trustees of Academy v City Council of Augusta, 90 Ga 634, 17 SE 61. In other uses, the term "corporate" is not limited to private corporations, for example, the "corporate limits" and "corporate authorities" of a municipality.

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