H.J.J., Inc. v. Party Productions, II, Inc.

After obtaining a judgment against the appellee, Party Productions, II, Inc. (“P.P.II”), H.J.J., Inc. brought this creditor’s bill claim against P.P. II, its former principals and the appellee, Fred D. Productions, Inc. (“F.D.P.”), as the alleged successor corporation. The creditor’s bill claim alleged two theories against FDP: defacto merger and mere continuation of business.1 The lower court granted final summary judgment in F.D.P’s behalf on both theories, which now forms the basis of this appeal. Based on the undisputed record evidence below, we agree with the lower court that H.J.J. did…