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· 8/12/1976

Beverly Vernars, Individually and Beverly Vernars, on Behalf of Herself and All Other Stockholders of Young Galvanizing, Inc. v. John K. Young

Citations

  • 539 F.2d 966
  • 22 Fed. R. Serv. 2d 297

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  • holding that invasion of privacy occurred when mail addressed to plaintiff was opened by defendant without plaintiff's consent
  • holding that invasion of privacy occurred when mail addressed to plaintiff was opened by defendant without plaintiff's consent
  • holding that invasion of privacy occurred when mail addressed to plaintiff was opened by defendant without plaintiff's consent
  • stating that “opening plaintiff’s private mail and reading it without authority” would constitute an intrusion upon seclusion
  • finding demand necessary \where the allegations do not make charges against a majority of a Board\
  • finding demand necessary “where the allegations do not make charges against a majority of a Board”

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Judges: Seitz, Aldisert, Weis

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