Duane K. Rossmann v. Bishop Colorado Retail Plaza, L.P.

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• relying on definitions given terms “created” and “incurred” by Texas Supreme Court in Schwab
• relying on definitions given terms “created” and “incurred” by Texas Supreme Court in Schwab
• purpose of requesting findings is to narrow the bases of the judgment and reduce the number of contentions an appellant must make
• “Section 171.255 is intended to hold those directors and officers liable who ‘have abused the corporate privilege by continuing to create and incur debts after the franchise tax is delinquent (ultimately leading to forfeiture of those privileges) and are, therefore, culpable.’ ”
• “Section 171.255 is intended to hold those directors and officers liable who ‘have abused the corporate privilege by continuing to create and incur debts after the franchise tax is delinquent (ultimately leading to forfeiture of those privileges) and are, therefore, culpable.’”

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