Another explanation may lie within the federal court system, under which
alter ego lawsuits generally fall.
Construction unions going after alter-ego contractors as profits shrink
The
alter ego principle as a form of the "piercing the corporate veil" doctrine, renders a parent liable when it uses its subsidiary as a "sham to perpetrate a fraud." [Slip op.
Fifth Circuit holds foreign government liable for arbitration award, even though it acted through its subsidiary where government exercised complete control over subsidiary and where it was using subsidiary to perpetrate fraud or injustice
But Crumb, deflating as ever, stated that he considers those full-size, plastic advertising mascots from the 1950s to be true art, a disavowal bringing to mind his
alter ego's answer to the question posed by the exhibition's title: "You tell me, I don't know."
Robert Crumb: Museum Ludwig, Cologne
Grayson Perry (left),dressed as
alter ego Claire, with his wife Philippa and daughter Flo
Transvestite potter scoops Turner Prize
is the first work of mainstream history to examine the relationship between Wilson and "Colonel" Edward Mandell House, described by Fleming as "an
alter ego whom the president needed and used constantly." House's "ideal government was portrayed in a novel he wrote a few years before he met Woodrow Wilson: Philip Dru: Administrator,'" continues Fleming.
Philip Dru's war: in a new book, noted historian Thomas Fleming examines the agenda behind U.S. involvement in World War I--and that war's cost to our nation and the West
1980)); or (2) a transaction in which T fails to completely liquidate and new T becomes T's
alter ego; see Telephone Answering Service Co., Inc., (TASCO), 63 TC 423 (1974), aff'd, 546 F2d 423 (4th Cir.
Letter rulings flirt with limits of liquidation-reincorporation doctrine
Q: What's the name of Dennis Busenitz' monster truck
alter ego?
On board
Among compounds found were DDT, tributyl tin, and polychlorinated biphenyls--all pollutants that can have a hormonal
alter ego.
What's happening to German eelpout? (Ecotoxicology)
Worrell, who is 23 and was taking his career tally to 13, enjoyed a pleasant surprise on
Alter Ego, whose winning debut in the opening maiden fillies' stakes came at the rewarding odds of
FOLKESTONE: Worrell's wonderful day with first double
The "other" remains an
alter ego, who must be considered once we talk about objectivity.
The Hospitality of Presence: Problems of Otherness in Husserl's Phenomenology
TAGHeuer's
Alter Ego is the latest watch to be launched by Watches of Switzerland and the first watch by TAGHeuer to be designed exclusively for women.
Keep time and keep stylish with TAGHeuer
Sumner Katz, president of American Marketing Technology Group, wants his
Alter Ego to be THE alternative beverage.
A thirst for nutraceuticals: Alter Ego aims to bridge gap between health food fans and average consumers
Shirer, Murrow's original hire, and ultimately his closest confidant and
alter ego; the master writer Eric Sevareid; the flamboyant Charles Collingwood; the intrepid Larry Leseur; and Mary Marvin Breckenridge, the sole woman to penetrate the inner circle of Murrow's macho male fiefdom.
The Murrow Boys
In the November-December 1989 issue of The Tax Executive, a colleague and I published an article that (1) analyzed the historical foundations regarding constitutional limitations on state tax jurisdiction and (2) discussed recent attempts by state taxing authorities to assert jurisdiction over a corporation based on the presence within the state of that corporation's agent,
alter ego, or unitary affiliate.
Update on attributional nexus
An
alter ego begins to haunt William Wilson at a boys' school not unlike one that Poe attended, and pursues Wilson like a conscience through all his adventures as a young man.
William Wilson (Burton's Gentleman's Magazine, October 1839)