The plaintiff supplier claimed damages for unpaid goods against the individual defendants, arguing they were personally liable as the existence of their corporation was undisclosed.
The defendants argued the orders were placed on behalf of their corporation, which had been placed in receivership.
The court dismissed the action, finding that the plaintiff was aware the orders were made on behalf of the corporation, given the long history of payments from the corporate bank account and the prominent display of the corporation's registered business name.
