A corporation that exists in law,having met all of the necessary legal requirements is called a _____.

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A corporation that exists in law and has met all of the necessary legal requirements is called a de jure corporation. A de facto corporation is a corporation that is not formed in compliance with the law, but is still recognized as a legal corporation due to its actions and relationship with its stakeholders. S corporation is a type of corporation that meets certain IRS requirements, and a delectus respondeant corporation is not a recognized legal term. Similarly, fee simple defeasible is a legal term related to property ownership, and not applicable to corporations.

A Corporation That Exists in Law,having Met All of the Necessary