Salomon v Salomon (Companies have separate legal personality)

In this casenote we look in a little more depth at the classic corporations case, Salomon v Salomon, when the court confirmed that provided a copmany's formation properly complies with the rules of incorporation, it is a separate legal personality to that of its members. This means that the members do not directly own the company's assets, and the members are not directly responsible for the company's debts. If my videos are helpful to you, you could always buy me a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Anthslaw... And if you want something a little shorter, you can always look at my two minute casenote for this case! It's here:    • Salomon v Salomon (Corporate personality)   On the other hand if you want something longer, here's a Casenote in Depth for this case!    • Casenote in depth: Salomon v Salomon