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D. Massachusetts· 5/3/1990

In Re MacDonald

Citations

  • 114 B.R. 326
  • 1990 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 5344
  • 1990 WL 65708

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  • piercing the corporate veil in bankruptcy case to establish debtor as the equitable owner of corporate stock that ostensibly was owned by debtor’s father, and therefore finding stock subject to turnover order
  • piercing the corporate veil in bankruptcy case to establish debtor as the equitable owner of corporate stock that ostensibly was owned by debtor's father, and therefore finding stock subject to turnover order
  • the equitable powers of the bankruptcy court enable them to apply the My Bread and Pepsi-Cola analysis to pierce the corporate veil in order to attribute a non-debtor corporation’s assets or liabilities to the shareholders of the corporation
  • property of the estate includes stock in which debtor owned equitable interest
  • shareholder status not necessary in Massachusetts

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Judges: Freedman

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