fictitious person

noun

Law.

1. a legal entity or artificial person, as a corporation.

Example Sentences

Police determined the original target Fuentes set out to kill “appears to be a fictitious person that is part of Fuentes’ mental health issues.”

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Ginsberg sent $2,060 to the aptly named Linda Shady, who was supposed to be a shipping agent based in Fond du Lac, Wis. She turned out to be a fictitious person who apparently used fake identification to cash the money order before Ginsberg was told by his bank that the $6,210 check he had received — more than he asked for — had not cleared.

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Most of the cases start with an email from a fictitious person, a subset of the surge in phishing that has greatly increased the vulnerability of communications online.

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Prosecutors said in court documents that Ali referred to Fuller as his direct supervisor but Taherzadeh later admitted during questioning after his arrest that Fuller is a “false and fictitious person.”

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As the satirical story puts it, quoting a fictitious person: “Who could have known that ‘We’re Going All the Way’ actually meant something else?”

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