· 7/27/1994
Albuquerque Concrete Coring Co. v. Pan Am World Services, Inc.
Citations
- 879 P.2d 772
- 118 N.M. 140
How courts have described this case
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- holding corporation liable for act of managing agent because acts of agent are acts of corporation
- stating that principal or master is liable for punitive damages only if he has in some way authorized, participated in, or ratified wrongful conduct of agent or servant
- noting that a managerial employee is defined as one who formulates, determines, and effectuates his employer’s policies
- explaining that something more than the defendant’s “receipt of a document which supposedly represents culpable conduct must be shown to establish corporate complicity through authorization, ratification, or participation”
- refusing to recognize breach of contract and party's defense of contract claim \to the very end\ as basis for punitive damages
- refusing to recognize breach of contract and party’s defense of contract claim “to the very end” as basis for punitive damages
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Judges: Frost, Ransom, Franchini
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