Curley v. Dahlgren Chrysler-Plymouth Dodge, Inc.
Supreme Court of Virginia
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Lacy
In this appeal involving a closely held corporation, we consider whether the trial court properly dismissed (1) a claim of unlawful distribution of corporate assets because it was filed against shareholders rather than against duly elected directors and (2) a claim to impose shareholder liability for corporate debts as barred by the statute of limitations.
In 1987, Edward R. Curley, Jr., John Harry Hadjy, and Thalia Stevenson incorporated Dahlgren Chrysler-Plymouth, Dodge, Inc. (the dealership) and through it purchased an automobile dealer franchise. Chrysler Credit Corporation (Chrysler…
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