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I have a question which I hope someone can answer: can owners of Auroracoin take legal action against other parties just like a company would sue another party?

I'm not sure I understand the question.

By owners do you mean users who have acquired and hold some Auroracoins?

And what kind of legal actions are you talking about and in what case?

I mean take legal action against reserve banks on behalf of auroracoin as a "shareholder" claiming anti competitive behaviour has damaged my "business".

I did some reading on juristic persons. Is Auroracoin a juristic person. Ie. Can it sue?

Just because you did some reading does not make you a lawyer, does it?

You are the attention seeker from South Africa who is always trying to involve Aurora Coin in your dramas.

Roll Eyes

It struck me that crYpto has disrupted the financial system and the political system but it has done very little to disrupt the legal system.

Maybe this is because alot of investment has gone into startups that focus on financial tech but no one has focused oN legal reform.

Instead the only legal content available has come from governments trying to define bitcoin. What I'm looking for is to use crypto to challenge the current legal system in the courts.