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Company Law 5. The judiciary should be prepared to “lift the corporate veil” in the interests of justice. Discuss.  

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[22032] Company Law 5. The judiciary should be prepared to "lift the corporate veil" in the interests of justice. Discuss. Following the judgement of that found in Salomon1, it has become a fundamental principle in company law that the corporate veil ( or veil of incorporation), often enables members of a company a sense of limited liability, protected by the principle that constitutes the "separate personality" of the company. In the following discussion, we shall establish to what degree this ruling and subsequent ones are adhered to in regard to both a corporate sense, but also in a judicial capacity by the courts. Supported by Salomon, upon incorporation, a firm becomes a separate legal entity distinct and separate from the individuals contained within it, such as shareholders and its directors2. As a company is a corporation, it is therefore seen as a person before the eyes of the law, quite distinct from the...

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