Fed. Sec. L. Rep. P 97,862 G. A. Thompson & Co., Inc. v. Herbert Partridge, Robert M. Presley, Frank Andrews and C. Thomas Murphy

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• concluding that minority stockholder who was also officer and director “had the requisite power to directly or indirectly control or influence corporate policy”
• recognizing that a party generally must object to a jury instruction at trial to preserve its ability to challenge it at a later stage
• concluding that erroneous charge on burden of proof was not plain error
• rejecting as a requirement for a prima facie case an allegation that the controlling person actually participated in the underlying primary violation
• stressing need for bringing “the burden of proof issue to the trial judge’s attention so as to enable him to make a correction”
• stressing need for bringing “the burden of proof issue to the trial judge’s attention so as to enable him to make a correction”

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