Wade & Wade v. Central Broadcasting Co.

The Central Broadcasting company, a corporation, maintained a department known as WHO Artists bureau. Through this department, engagements were made with fair associations and others for entertainment features, the broadcasting company employing actors and entertainers and farming them out to such associations. In June, 1938, after it had made contracts with various fair associations, the broadcasting company caused to be incorporated WHO Badio Enterprises, Inc., the capital stock of which was all owned by the broadcasting company and the officers and directors of which were also officers and…