Appolino v. Delorbe

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• finding that evidence “at least raise[d] a question whether [the parent corporation] so controlled the actions of [its subsidiary] that unitary liability to the plaintiff arising from the actions of the defendants could be imposed on both corporations”
• noting that a parent corporation may be found to be a party to its subsidiary’s contract if the parent had a role in negotiating the agreement and intended for its subsidiary to be a dummy for the parent
• a provision giving \absolute and exclusive right to reject any order for any reason whatsoever\ does not give the defendant the right arbitrarily to refuse to perform
• a provision giving “absolute and exclusive right to reject any order for any reason whatsoever” does not give the defendant the right arbitrarily to refuse to perform

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).