Add to ORKG(Excerpt) This article will focus upon the addition to the arsenal of minority shareholders\u27 rights evidenced by sections 1104-a and 1118 of the BCL and their unique application in Topper. Section I examines the law of involuntary dissolution as applied to minority shareholders in New York close corporations prior to the adoption of sections 1104-a and 1118. Section II undertakes an analysis of the recently enacted statutes and the reasonable expectations test enunciated in Topper. Section III considers the potential shortcomings of the statutory provisions and suggests provisions which may alleviate several of the problems relating to this area
The paper deals with the most debatable questions about the legal nature of corporate relationships ...
Today in many countries around the world the procedure of the compulsory purchase of the shares of m...
This article discusses the remedy of judicial dissolution in the context of an Illinois corporation ...
(Excerpt) This article will focus upon the addition to the arsenal of minority shareholders\u27 righ...
The directors of defendant, a New Jersey corporation, in an effort to effect corporate tax savings a...
Within the last decade the highest appellate courts in a half dozen states have adopted the reasonab...
Intra-corporate dissension between shareholders in a close corporation that can lead to serious dead...
Minority shareholders in a close corporation traditionally have been concerned about the protection ...
Investment in the corporate venture may sometimes be a risky venture for the minority shareholders....
To understand the potentially dramatic consequences of oppression in a close corporation it is in th...
Minority shareholders investing their capital in business corporations face two primary risks. First...
The capital structure of the defendant corporation consisted of class A, class B, and preferred stoc...
Abstract : In recent days, most of the corporate are failing in managing business effectively and t...
The general statement has often been made that a court of equity has no power to dissolve a solvent ...
59 RESUMÉ The name of this diploma thesis is "Forced termination of minority shareholders in a joint...
The paper deals with the most debatable questions about the legal nature of corporate relationships ...
Today in many countries around the world the procedure of the compulsory purchase of the shares of m...
This article discusses the remedy of judicial dissolution in the context of an Illinois corporation ...
(Excerpt) This article will focus upon the addition to the arsenal of minority shareholders\u27 righ...
The directors of defendant, a New Jersey corporation, in an effort to effect corporate tax savings a...
Within the last decade the highest appellate courts in a half dozen states have adopted the reasonab...
Intra-corporate dissension between shareholders in a close corporation that can lead to serious dead...
Minority shareholders in a close corporation traditionally have been concerned about the protection ...
Investment in the corporate venture may sometimes be a risky venture for the minority shareholders....
To understand the potentially dramatic consequences of oppression in a close corporation it is in th...
Minority shareholders investing their capital in business corporations face two primary risks. First...
The capital structure of the defendant corporation consisted of class A, class B, and preferred stoc...
Abstract : In recent days, most of the corporate are failing in managing business effectively and t...
The general statement has often been made that a court of equity has no power to dissolve a solvent ...
59 RESUMÉ The name of this diploma thesis is "Forced termination of minority shareholders in a joint...
The paper deals with the most debatable questions about the legal nature of corporate relationships ...
Today in many countries around the world the procedure of the compulsory purchase of the shares of m...
This article discusses the remedy of judicial dissolution in the context of an Illinois corporation ...