In Jones v. Lipman, (1962) 1 W.L.R. 832, the corporate veil was lifted because:

1. Lesson 1's discussion of lifting the corporate veil reproduces the Jones v. Lipman facts. 2. A agreed to sell land to B and, pending completion, transferred the land to a company he had incorporated with nominal capital of £100 in which he and a clerk were the only shareholders/directors. 3. The Court held that "the company was the creature of A and a mask to avoid recognition" and decreed specific performance against the company. 4. (B) describes Workmen v. Associated Rubber Industries; (C) describes Bacha Guzdar; (D) describes Vodafone — different cases on the lifting doctrine. _Source: ICSI CS Executive Paper 2 (Company Law) — Lesson 1: Introduction to Company Law, pp. 2-35._