WEBSTER, J.
This case raises the issue of whether a person purporting to act as a corporation can sue as an individual for breach of a contract when the contract was entered into in the name of a nonexistent corporation. The contract was signed by Brian White for Marlborough Properties, Inc., a corporation long dissolved. Two other parties to the contract, Dvorak and Verbarendse, were granted summary judgment on grounds that White could not individually enforce the...
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