In which of the following cases can the alter ego doctrine be invoked?

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The alter ego doctrine can be invoked in cases where the corporate form is abused, and the corporation is treated as the alter ego of its shareholder(s). In the case of unpaid creditors trying to collect from shareholders who owe a debt to the corporation, if the corporation is found to be an alter ego of the shareholders, the creditors may be able to collect directly from the shareholder(s). The other options do not necessarily involve the corporate form being abused or the corporation being treated as the alter ego of its shareholder(s).

In Which of the Following Cases Can the Alter Ego