Scott v. AZL Resources, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• stating that piercing the corporate veil requires findings not only of instrumentality, but of improper purpose and proximate cause
• stating that piercing the corporate veil requires findings not only of instrumentality, but of improper purpose and proximate cause
• noting that a parent and a subsidiary are separate corporations and that the corporate veil must be pierced to hold the parent liable for the subsidiary's actions
• stating that there must be a showing that the financial setup 10 of the corporation is a sham or caused an injustice as a result
• refusing to pierce the corporate veil in order to hold parent corporation liable
• an essential element of the alter ego doctrine to pierce the corporate veil is proof of unity of interest and ownership

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