· 5/27/1953
Refrigeration Discount Corp. v. Catino
Citations
- 112 N.E.2d 790
- 330 Mass. 230
- 1953 Mass. LEXIS 449
How courts have described this case
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- “All parties engaged in committing a conversion of the goods of another may be held jointly and severally liable for the wrong.”
- defendant could be held liable for -30- conversion of property even though he was acting as corporation’s general manager and for its benefit
- corporate officer personally liable for a tort in which he participated without the necessity of employing piercing the corporate veil analysis
- “As to third persons, a corporate officer . . . cannot be held liable unless he commits a breach of a duty which he owes such person”
- one who was president, director, and general manager of a corporation and who engaged in conversion of property could be held personally liable even though he acted for benefit of corporation
- “An officer of a corporation does not incur personal liability for a tort committed by a corporation or by one of its officers merely by virtue of the office which he holds in the corporation”
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Judges: Ronan, Qua, Roman, Wilkins, Spalding, Williams
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