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· 2/10/1978

Dixon v. Process Corp.

Citations

  • 382 A.2d 893
  • 38 Md. App. 644
  • 1978 Md. App. LEXIS 339

How courts have described this case

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  • “A commercial corporation is a legal entity conceived by the mind of [humans] and legitimated by statute for the avowed purpose of achieving a maximum profit with a minimum exposure to liability.”

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Judges: Gilbert, Davidson, Couch

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