Woo v. Great Southwestern Acceptance Corp.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
HALL, Justice.
The parties to this appeal are appellant Esther Woo, who was cross-plaintiff in the trial court, and appellees Success Motivation Institute, Inc. (hereinafter SMI) and Great Southwestern Acceptance Corporation (GSAC), cross-defendants on the trial. The uncontradicted proof shows that GSAC is the wholly-owned subsidiary and alter-ego of SMI.
SMI sells distributorships for the marketing of certain motivational products prepared by it. In 1970, and by amendment in 1973, SMI entered into a consent decree and order with the Federal Trade Commission which directed SMI to cease and…
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