Arthur Barnes v. Meyer Osofsky, Alfred N. Greenberg v. Aileen, Inc., Reginald Smith v. Aileen, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• interpreting the same “such security” language under § 11 of the Securities Act of 1933
• recognizing “extension of liability to open-market purchasers”
• buyer of securities not sold on registration statement not allowed 1933 Act § 11 remedies
• buyer of securities not sold on registration statement not allowed 1933 Act § 11 remedies
• “the time may have come for Congress to 8 reexamine these two remarkable pioneering statutes in the light of thirty years’ experience”
• “[A]n action under § 11 may be maintained only by one who comes within a narrow class of persons, i.e., those who purchase securities that are the direct subject of the prospectus and registration statement.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).