Establissement Tomis v. Shearson Hayden Stone, Inc.

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• declining to find that under no set of circumstances could defendant husband be shown to be an alter ego of corporation simply because 100% of the corporation’s stock was held in his wife’s name instead of his
• declining to find that under no set of circumstances could defendant husband be shown to be an alter ego of corporation simply because 100% of the corporation's stock was held in his wife's name instead of his
• corporation might be nonowner-husband’s alter ego, although wife owned all stock
• corporation might be nonowner-husband’s alter ego, although wife owned all stock
• no private cause under Rule 10b-16

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).