Charles P. Lawrence v. Securities and Exchange Commission

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• a broker’s written commitment to deliver shares of stock when issued was security under the Act
• ‘We have no reason to believe that Congress intended, one year after the passage of the Securities Act, to dilute the concept of ‘sale’ in the Securities Exchange Act. The ‘otherwise dispose of language . . . [is] ‘hardly limiting.’” (citations omitted

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).