Property Owner’s Effort to Pierce Corporate Veil of Developer’s Entities RejectedAlleged Damage to Home During New Home Construction on Adjoining PropertyPlaintiff Failed to Demonstrate That Defendant Owners Exercised Complete Dominion and Control and That Such Dominion and Control Was “Used to Commit a Fraud or Wrong Against the Plaintiff Which Resulted in the Plaintiff’s Injury”
A plaintiff homeowner alleged that the defendant had caused damage to his home during the construction of a new home on adjoining property (new home). The plaintiff also alleged that the new home encroached on his property and encroached on an easement. Defendants “A” and “B” are real estate developers who, through several companies they own in common, build or redevelop homes and resell them upon completion of construction.
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