In Which of the Following Situations Would a Court Likely

In which of the following situations would a court likely to pierce the corporate veil?

A) Shareholders attempt to commit fraud through a corporation.
B) A corporation followed statutory mandates regarding corporate business.
C) Shareholders' personal interests and corporate interests are separate.
D) A corporation had adequate capital when it initially formed.
E) None of the above; because a corporation is a legal entity separate from its owners (i.e.,its shareholders) ,a court cannot pierce the corporate veil in order to impose personal liability on shareholders.