Indiana Court of Appeals· 5/30/1995
Barth v. Barth
Citations
- 651 N.E.2d 291
- 1995 Ind. App. LEXIS 604
- 1995 WL 319623
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- court would not exalt form over substance where the aggrieved minority shareholder could have satisfied the requirements for bringing a derivative action
- court would not exalt form over substance where the aggrieved minority shareholder could have satisfied the requirements for bringing a derivative action
- one shareholder, who had been frozen out of a closely held corporation which had three shareholders, was not required to maintain a derivative action but could properly bring suit in his own name for one of the shareholder's breach of fiduciary duties
- one shareholder, who had been frozen out of a closely held corporation which had three shareholders, was not required to maintain a derivative action but could properly bring suit in his own name for one of the shareholder's breach of fiduciary duties
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Judges: Robertson, Sullivan, Kirsch
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5 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Barth v. BarthIndiana Supreme Court· 1995-12-29· cited 78×
- Barth v. BarthIndiana Court of Appeals· 1998-03-23· cited 24×
- Marcuccilli v. Ken Corp.Indiana Court of Appeals· 2002-04-22· cited 14×
- G & N AIRCRAFT, INC. v. BoehmIndiana Court of Appeals· 1998-11-30· cited 6×
- Pfaffenberger v. BrooksIndiana Court of Appeals· 1995-07-18· cited 5×
Cites
4 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- W & W Equipment Co., Inc. v. MinkIndiana Court of Appeals· 1991-03-18· cited 109×
- South Eastern Indiana Natural Gas Co. v. IngramIndiana Court of Appeals· 1993-07-19· cited 46×
- Gabhart v. GabhartIndiana Supreme Court· 1977-12-16· cited 43×
- Runde v. Vigus Realty, Inc.Indiana Court of Appeals· 1993-07-21· cited 33×
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