The traditional judicial rule is that the court will pierce the veil whenever domination of a corporation by one or more of its shareholders is met,even if it does not result in an improper purpose.

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The traditional judicial rule is that the court will pierce the veil only when there is evidence of an improper purpose, rather than simply domination of the corporation by one or more shareholders.

The Traditional Judicial Rule Is That the Court Will Pierce