· 4/6/2007
Triplett, Inc. v. Ol'mac Motors, Inc.
Citations
- 154 P.3d 1184
- 2007 Kan. App. LEXIS 353
- 2007 WL 1042150
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- power to pierce corporate veil exercised reluctantly and cautiously to avoid potential injury to third parties by fraud, illegality or injustice worked through legal fiction of corporate identity
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