Phoenix Canada Oil Co. Ltd. v. Texaco, Inc.

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• concluding the parent corporations not liable for the activities of their subsidiaries
• finding, under agency theory, that a parent corporation was not liable for its subsidiary's activities where (i) the subsidiary was wholly owned by the parent, (ii) there were officers and directors common to the boards of both parent and subsidiary, (iii

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