Cargo Partner Ag v. Albatrans, Inc. And Chase, Leavitt (Customhouse Brokers) Inc.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• observing that de facto merger and mere continuation doctrines “are so similar that they may be considered a single exception”
• “Some courts have observed that the mere-continuation and de-facto-merger doctrines are so similar that they may be considered a single exception.”
• “[T]he mere-continuation and de-facto-merger doctrines are so similar that they may be considered a single exception.”
• “Some courts have observed that the mere-continuation and de-facto-merger doctrines are so similar that they may be considered a single exception.”
• “Some courts have observed that the mere-continuation and de-facto-merger doctrines are so similar that they may be considered a single exception.”
• “[W]e are confident that the doctrine of de facto merger in New York does not make a corporation that purchases assets liable for the seller’s contract debts absent continuity of ownership .... [Cjontinuity of ownership is the essence of a merger.”

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