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· 8/11/2006

Terry v. Department of Corrections

Citations

  • 936 So. 2d 709
  • 2006 Fla. App. LEXIS 13430
  • 2006 WL 2324992

How courts have described this case

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  • holding the mere breach of a corporate contract cannot of itself establish the basis for imposing personal liability
  • noting that an insured can obtain coverage for risks excepted from the policy by “arranging for the elimination of the 11 survey exception.”
  • holding the mere breach of a corporate contract cannot of itself establish the basis for imposing personal liability
  • referring to money applied to payment of subcontractors based on invoices submitted and shown to plaintiffs
  • rejecting attempt to hold principal of dissolving construction corporation personally liable for breach of contract when \[t]he plaintiffs do not claim that the [principal] used his control over the corporation in order to commit or to avoid liability for any personal wrongful act\
  • rejecting attempt to hold principal of dissolving construction corporation personally liable for breach of contract when “[t]he plaintiffs do not claim that the [principal] used his control over the corporation in order to commit or to avoid liability for any personal wrongful act”

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Judges: Benton, Lewis, Padovano

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