The case of Solomon v. Solomon and Company (1897) is a landmark decision in UK company law that established the principle of corporate personality. The case involved a sole trader, Mr. Solomon, who formed a limited company to which he sold his business. When the company later faced insolvency, creditors sought to hold Solomon personally liable. The House of Lords upheld that the company was a separate legal entity, affirming that shareholders are not personally liable for the company's debts, thus reinforcing the doctrine of limited liability.
In the case of Salmon v. Salmon, the court held that a company is a separate legal identity from that of the share holders.
Mr Solomon was a Victorian bootmaker. He sold the assets of his business to a company Solomon & Co Ltd. of which he was the sole (or virtually the sole shareholder). He continued to trade as a bootmaker in his own name and went bust. His creditors tried to seize the assets of the business (now owned by Solomon & Co Ltd. The decision of the court was that Solomon & Co Ltd formed a separate legal entity from Mr Solomon. Mr Solomon's debts were not the debts of Solomon & Co. Ltd. The rule is that a properly formed limited liability company is a legal entity in its own right.
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In this case Lipman agreed to sell land to Jones but before completion of the contract sold the land to a company of which he and another were the sole directors and shareholders. The judges ordered specific performance against Lipman and the company. The company was described as a device and a sham, a mask which Lipman held before his face in an attempt to avoid recognition by the eye of equity.The Jones v Lipman case is a classic example of lifting the veil of incorporation, that the company was used to evade legal obligation or commit fraud.
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The court case Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Company was significant in contract law because it established the principle that a promise made in an advertisement can be considered a legally binding contract if certain conditions are met. This case helped clarify the concept of unilateral contracts and the importance of offer, acceptance, and consideration in forming a contract.
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In 1896, the ruling was that a person could testify in a case without incriminating himself by giving requested information. This was regarding a case where Brown was testifying in a case against Alleghany Valley Railway Company, which he worked for.