Gulf States Steel, Inc. v. Lipton

How courts have described this case

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• noting that as opposed to a cause of action \the case law indicates unanimously that a constructive trust is a remedy imposed to prevent the enjoyment of fraud or of a breach of a fiduciary duty\
• declining to pierce a corporate veil for several reasons, including the fact that “the corporation whose veil [the plaintiff] is attempting to pierce has not been named a party to this action.”
• “the court’s research reveals no case in any jurisdiction [holding] that constructive trust constitutes a cause of action”
• \[the] court's research has revealed no case in any jurisdiction that supports GSS' argument that constructive trust constitutes a cause of action\
• \[The] court's research has revealed no case in any jurisdiction that supports GSS' argument that constructive trust constitutes a cause of action.\

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