Long Manufacturing Co. v. Wright-Way Farm Service, Inc.

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• holding that a statute requiring a foreign corporation to procure a certificate of authority before transacting business in this state 3 is inapplicable to a corporation that engages in an isolated activity not evidencing an intention to carry on the corporate business
• holding that a statute requiring a foreign corporation to procure a certificate of authority before transacting business in this state [3] is inapplicable to a corporation that engages in an isolated activity not evidencing an intention to carry on the corporate business
• With respect to carrying on a business, “ ‘[t]he thing done must be of a character indicative of an intention on the part of the corporation to carry on its business in the state. There is implied in the term “doing business” a continuity of act and purpose.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).