Eugenio Riquelme Valdes, Inmobiliaria Kan Kun, S.A. v. Leisure Resource Group, Inc., Capitol Savings & Loan Association and United Service Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that complete ownership is a \symptom but not the sine qua non of alter ego status\
• analyzing whether there was sufficient control to consider lender and borrower to be alter egos
• “we predict that Texas courts would not invariably require full and unfettered ownership of the corporation whose veil is sought to be pierced on alter ego grounds”

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