· 4/15/1964
Braasch v. Goldschmidt
Citations
- 199 A.2d 760
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- finding that complaint stated claim based on actions taken before short-form merger in which ―the merger was the final step of a conspiracy to accomplish an unlawful end by unlawful means‖
- short-form merger that is the merely the culmination of conspiracy to loot the company at expense of minority stockholders is not subject to Stauffer’s exclusivity rule
- allegations that short-form merger not fraudulent in itself was the “final step” in a “conspiracy’ against minority shareholders were sufficient to survive motion to dismiss
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