Mid-Missouri Telephone Co. v. Alma Telephone Co.

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• finding parent corporation could not ignore the legal distinction between itself and its wholly owned subsidiary, and thus could not acquire a contractual right that belonged to its subsidiary or assume a similar right by virtue of its ownership of the subsidiary
• parent corporation could not ignore the legal distinction between itself and its wholly owned subsidiary, and thus could not acquire a contractual right that belonged to its subsidiary, or assume a similar right by virtue of its ownership of the subsidiary
• parent corporation could not ignore the legal distinction between itself and its wholly owned subsidiary, and thus could not acquire a contractual right that belonged to its subsidiary or assume a similar right by virtue of its ownership of the subsidiary

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