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· 4/16/2007

Gatz v. Ponsoldt

Citations

  • 925 A.2d 1265
  • 2007 Del. LEXIS 167
  • 2007 WL 1120338

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  • concluding that transaction in which stockholder gained controlling position and public stockholders were diminished to a minority position were not exclusively derivative and could have been brought directly
  • concluding that transaction in which stockholder gained controlling position and public stockholders were diminished to a minority position were not exclusively derivative and could have been brought directly
  • concluding that transaction in which stockholder gained controlling position and public stockholders were diminished to a minority position were not exclusively derivative and could have been brought directly
  • explaining that directors have a fiduciary duty ―to promote the value of the corporation for the benefit of its stockholders‖
  • determining that a claim was dual in nature where “the fiduciary exercise[d] its stock control to expropriate, for its benefit, economic value and voting power from the public shareholders”
  • requiring a “fiduciary [who] exercises its control over the corporate machinery to cause an expropriation of economic value and voting power from the public shareholders”

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Judges: Jacobs, Steele, Holland, Berger, Ridgely

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