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Fleer v. Frank H. Fleer Corp.

Citations

  • 14 Del. Ch. 277
  • 125 A. 411
  • 1924 Del. Ch. LEXIS 16

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that matters collateral to whether valid meeting was held should not be considered in statutory proceeding (now codified as 8 DEL. C. § 211) unless relevant to meeting’s validity
  • “[w]here the demand if made would be directed to the particular individuals who themselves are the alleged wrongdoers and who therefore would be invited to sue themselves, the rule is settled that a demand and refusal is not requisite”
  • “Where the demand if made would be directed to the particular individuals who themselves are the alleged wrongdoers and who therefore would be invited to sue themselves, the rule is settled that a demand and refusal is not requisite.”
  • “Where the demand if made would be directed to the particular individuals who themselves are the alleged wrongdoers and who therefore would be invited to sue themselves, the rule is settled that a demand and refusal is not requisite.”

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