What would be a reason for a court to "pierce the corporate veil" and hold corporate shareholders personally liable to a third party?
A. A corporation did not observe the legal formalities, such as holding monthly board meetings or annual meetings of shareholders.
B. A corporation was being used as the "alter ego" of one or more shareholders – for example, corporate and personal property was being commingled rather than kept separate.
C. A corporation was set up as a mere shell and is chronically undercapitalized.
D. All of the above.