Stychno v. Ohio Edison Co.

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• stating that “[wjhether a [sic] inactive corporation falls within the scope of the definition of ‘person’ under CERCLA necessarily depends upon whether that corporation still holds assets”
• “Whether an inactive corporation falls within the scope of the definition of “person” under CERCLA necessarily depends upon whether that corporation still holds assets.”
• “The third-party plaintiff is entitled to determine whether the corporation is both dead and buried.”
• involving a lease agreement but applying Ohio insurance law

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Other cases named Stychno v. Ohio Edison Co.

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• Stychno v. Ohio Edison Co.
  N.D. Ohio· 1992-10-05· cited 4×