At best, plaintiff's evidence shows that she was employed not by defendants, or by the museum they were attempting to set up during the period of the alleged employment, but by the not-for-profit corporation they used to raise funds for the museum that was dissolved upon the formation of the museum. Thus, defendants cannot be held liable on the theory that they acted on behalf of a nonexistent corporation (cf. Bay Ridge Lbr. Co. v Groenendaal,
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