Soderberg Advertising, Inc. v. Kent-Moore Corp.
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtHorowitz, J.
— Defendant Kent-Moore Corporation appeals a judgment holding it liable to plaintiff Soderberg Advertising, Inc., for an unpaid debt of Peter Kennedy, Incorporated. The judgment was reached by applying the doctrine of disregarding the corporate entity of the ostensible debtor.
The facts and the findings of fact are largely undisputed. They may be summarized as follows. Prior to early 1970, Peter Kennedy, Incorporated (PK) was engaged in the manufacture of ski poles and related product lines. PK was a well-known name in the industry. Its financial position, however, had so deteriorated that…
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