· 9/17/1991
Ciresi v. Citicorp
Citations
- 782 F. Supp. 819
- 1991 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 16925
- 1991 WL 318865
How courts have described this case
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- rejecting, as relating to mismanagement, federal securities law claim based on alleged failure to maintain adequate loan loss reserves and extension of high-risk loans
- finding “claim that the defendants did not plan their loan reserves properly is essentially” one of mismanagement
- dismissing § 14(a) claim in part because “the law does not impose a duty to disclose uncharged, unadjudicated wrongdoing or mismanagement”
- rejecting argument that omission of allegations of accounting firm’s prior audit failures rendered false and misleading defendant’s statement that firm was an “independent auditor”
- “... the law does not impose a duty to disclose uncharged, unadjudicated wrongdoing or mismanagement.”
- “[A]n action under section 14(a) is not the proper avenue for a shareholder to challenge the Board of Directors’ selection of an accountant.”
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Judges: Owen
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