J & J Materials, Inc. v. Conyers Seafood Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Smith, Judge.
Appellant J & J Materials, Inc, filed an action on account and obtained a judgment exceeding $27,000 against appellee Conyers Seafood Company, Inc. (“CSC”) ,for seafood CSC procured from appellant in 1988. CSC was at that time a “one-man corporation” owned by *64appellee L. W. Evans. The seafood delivered to CSC was used in a business venture known to the public as ‘‘Conyers Seafood.” Appellant brought the present action claiming fraud and deceit and also seeking to “pierce the corporate veil” against appellees CSC, L. W. Evans, and Marilyn Evans, who is L. W. Evans’s wife and owner…
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