Will he or won't he? Can a corporate litigant plead impecuniosity when its controlling shareholder has the means to make a payment ordered by the English Courts? | Perspectives & Events

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Will he or won't he? Can a corporate litigant plead impecuniosity when its controlling...

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Susan Rosser
Craig Holburd

English courts recognise that shareholders hold a separate legal personality from the body corporate they own a stake in and will only go behind the corporate veil in limited circumstances.

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