In re the Personal Restraint of Ramsey

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• holding that although the plaintiff did not have a right under 6 Del. C. §17-305(a
• applying the Delaware LP Act’s proper purpose requirement and good faith defense to the statutory books and records right, but not to the contractual books and records right
• applying the Delaware LP Act’s proper purpose requirement and good faith defense to the statutory books and records right, but not to the contractual books and records right
• “Having concluded that Section 14.1 grants . . . a contractual right to inspect, examine and copy the Partnership’s ‘books and records’ at all times, I must determine whether the term ‘books and records’ encompasses the Investor List.”
• “Under the ‘improper purpose defense,’ this court is warranted in denying a partner’s request for access to a partnership’s records when (i
• “[A] fiduciary is typically one who is entrusted with the power to manage and control the property of another”

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