Capital Telephone Company, Inc. v. Federal Communications Commission, Boris and Annette F. Squire, D/B/A Air Page, Intervenor

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• affirming FCC's authority to pierce corporate veil in order to achieve statutory objectives where firm owned by one individual who was also its president
• affirming FCC’s authority to pierce corporate veil in order to achieve statutory objectives where firm owned by one individual who was also its president
• liberal veil piercing to fulfill purposes of Communications Act of 1934
• liberal veil piercing to fulfill purposes of Communications Act of 1934

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