Add to ORKGIf the present course of decisions is continued, it is a serious question whether investors can safely purchase preferred stock at a price above the common stock of the same corporation. In all frankness, such certificates should now bear on their faces a statement that they are subject to alteration in a great variety of ways, all to their detriment, and that if business is bad, losses will be visited upon them, regardless of the liquidation and other preferences which they have on paper. It seems not unlikely that corporations will find that the temporary expedients which they have adopted will make it more difficult to attract that part of the market which prefers security to speculation. The short term solution contains the germs of a l...
The Big Bend Land Company was in the process of liquidation. The articles of incorporation provided ...
It is the purpose of this comment to examine the effect of merger upon some of the provisions of the...
Plaintiffs owned 6 percent cumulative convertible prior preferred stock in defendant corporation. Th...
If the present course of decisions is continued, it is a serious question whether investors can safe...
The adjustment of accrued dividends on cumulative preferred stock is an absorbing problem both in te...
When a preferred stock has cumulative dividends and the dividend period passes without payment, the ...
In 1943 defendant corporation\u27s charter was amended to cancel 5 per cent cumulative preferred sto...
The malignant decision in the Dartmouth College case fathered the passage of reserved-power statut...
The many recent discussions of the problem of dividend accumulations show that plausible grounds exi...
Defendant corporation issued preferred stock in 1937 under a charter amendment which provided that s...
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a plan and requested an order under the Public Utilitie...
Investors, who seldom read law reviews, continue to put their money into preferred stocks. In the la...
An action was brought by preferred stockholders, during voluntary liquidation of a corporation, for ...
Defendant, a New Jersey corporation, paid no dividends on its non-cumulative preferred stock after 1...
Changes in capital structures of corporations which modify rights of security holders generally occu...
The Big Bend Land Company was in the process of liquidation. The articles of incorporation provided ...
It is the purpose of this comment to examine the effect of merger upon some of the provisions of the...
Plaintiffs owned 6 percent cumulative convertible prior preferred stock in defendant corporation. Th...
If the present course of decisions is continued, it is a serious question whether investors can safe...
The adjustment of accrued dividends on cumulative preferred stock is an absorbing problem both in te...
When a preferred stock has cumulative dividends and the dividend period passes without payment, the ...
In 1943 defendant corporation\u27s charter was amended to cancel 5 per cent cumulative preferred sto...
The malignant decision in the Dartmouth College case fathered the passage of reserved-power statut...
The many recent discussions of the problem of dividend accumulations show that plausible grounds exi...
Defendant corporation issued preferred stock in 1937 under a charter amendment which provided that s...
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a plan and requested an order under the Public Utilitie...
Investors, who seldom read law reviews, continue to put their money into preferred stocks. In the la...
An action was brought by preferred stockholders, during voluntary liquidation of a corporation, for ...
Defendant, a New Jersey corporation, paid no dividends on its non-cumulative preferred stock after 1...
Changes in capital structures of corporations which modify rights of security holders generally occu...
The Big Bend Land Company was in the process of liquidation. The articles of incorporation provided ...
It is the purpose of this comment to examine the effect of merger upon some of the provisions of the...
Plaintiffs owned 6 percent cumulative convertible prior preferred stock in defendant corporation. Th...