Cornwell v. Williams Brothers Lumber Co.

Deen, Presiding Judge.

1. The plaintiff-appellant argues that the two defendant corporations are in reality a single entity, "by virtue of the intermingling of corporate affairs, the interchangeability of employees, the identity, or near identity of officers and directors, and the common use of advertising. . ., and the common listing in public directories, and the use of the same graphic device, known as 'logo’...” The evidence of the appellee-lumber company is as follows: The corporations are located in the same building but on different floors leased separately from the landlord; there is…