Add to ORKGSubsequent to incorporation of a business, the question arises as to how the stockholders are to maintain control of the business. Among those devices available to counsel is the voting trust. The author reviews the history of the voting trust, its treatment by the courts and legislatures, and examines several types of provisions which should be employed in drafting the voting trust agreement
A,B, and C, petitioners, and X and Y, respondents, owned all the stock in a corporation. On Septembe...
Over the past few decades, the global economy, globalization and more and more commercial transactio...
The nineteenth century saw the standardization and rapid spread of the modern business corporation a...
Subsequent to incorporation of a business, the question arises as to how the stockholders are to mai...
Quite frequently it becomes desirable for corporate stockholders to combine the voting power of thei...
There are few moneyed corporations, the management of which is not liable to change hands, every yea...
Two stockholders, controlling a majority of the class B stock of the X corporation, transferred thei...
In a statutory action brought by a stockholder to determine the validity of an election of directors...
Defendants held all the stock of a corporation as voting trustees under a voting trust which provide...
It is not the purpose of this comment to discuss the history of the voting trust, to recapitulate th...
Plaintiff filed a petition in equity attacking his removal as a director and president of the defend...
Scholars have long recognized that the states’ authority to charter corporations bolstered their ant...
Defendant, incorporated in 1938 with an authorized capital stock of 500 shares, amended its articles...
Never has voting been more important in corporate law. With greater activism among shareholders and ...
The Supreme Court of Michigan recently decided the case of Ecclestone v. Indialantic, Inc., the impo...
A,B, and C, petitioners, and X and Y, respondents, owned all the stock in a corporation. On Septembe...
Over the past few decades, the global economy, globalization and more and more commercial transactio...
The nineteenth century saw the standardization and rapid spread of the modern business corporation a...
Subsequent to incorporation of a business, the question arises as to how the stockholders are to mai...
Quite frequently it becomes desirable for corporate stockholders to combine the voting power of thei...
There are few moneyed corporations, the management of which is not liable to change hands, every yea...
Two stockholders, controlling a majority of the class B stock of the X corporation, transferred thei...
In a statutory action brought by a stockholder to determine the validity of an election of directors...
Defendants held all the stock of a corporation as voting trustees under a voting trust which provide...
It is not the purpose of this comment to discuss the history of the voting trust, to recapitulate th...
Plaintiff filed a petition in equity attacking his removal as a director and president of the defend...
Scholars have long recognized that the states’ authority to charter corporations bolstered their ant...
Defendant, incorporated in 1938 with an authorized capital stock of 500 shares, amended its articles...
Never has voting been more important in corporate law. With greater activism among shareholders and ...
The Supreme Court of Michigan recently decided the case of Ecclestone v. Indialantic, Inc., the impo...
A,B, and C, petitioners, and X and Y, respondents, owned all the stock in a corporation. On Septembe...
Over the past few decades, the global economy, globalization and more and more commercial transactio...
The nineteenth century saw the standardization and rapid spread of the modern business corporation a...