Don Swann Sales Corp. v. Echols

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• a defendant may not assert the defense of corporation by estoppel where he has acted on behalf of a nonexistent corporation
• as at the time the line of credit was extended there was in existence no valid corporate entity
• owner who purported to act on behalf of a corporation was personally liable for transactions that occurred at a time when the corporation was non-existent
• parties thought the corporation had been registered

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).