Hibbert v. Hollywood Park, Inc.

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• holding that a bylaw, which contained no limitation on the type of action for which an individual, otherwise qualified under the bylaw was entitled to indemnification, entitled the plaintiff who initiated a suit against the company to indemnification
• applying a definition from Webster's New International Dictionary and referencing the definition in the American Heritage Dictionary
• using Webster's New International Dictionary (2d ed. unabr.1951) to define “party” without further comment
• management's right to reimbursement of expense under Delaware law is not contingent on personal ability to meet the same
• “[I]ndemnity is not limited to only those who stand as a defendant in the main action.”
• management’s right to reimbursement of expense under Delaware law is not contingent on personal ability to meet the same

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