· 5/9/1995
Agarwal v. Secretary of Health & Human Services
Citations
- 33 Fed. Cl. 482
- 1995 U.S. Claims LEXIS 106
- 1995 WL 313751
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- owner/operator of corporate insured was its alter ego; corporate veil pierced to prevent corporation's insurance policy, which excluded coverage for loss due to dishonesty or fraud of insured, from covering criminal acts of owner/operator
- owner/operator of corporate insured was its alter ego; corporate veil pierced to prevent corporation's insurance policy, which excluded coverage for loss due to dishonesty or fraud of insured, from covering criminal acts of owner/operator
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Judges: Hastings, Master
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