Dwight v. Dada

How courts have described this case

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• allegations of both individual and derivative claims sufficient to state separate causes of action
• allegations of both individual and derivative claims sufficient to state separate causes of action
• action to prevent dilution of votes proper subject for direct action
• “The right to vote is often consid ered a shareholder’s most fundamental right.”
• \The right to vote is basic and fundamental to most shares of stock and is independent of any right that the corporate entity possesses and the shareholder could enforce and protect such rights by bringing a direct action.\ (footnotes omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).