In Re Tri-Star Pictures, Inc., Litigation

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the reviewing court must accept the allegations of the complaint as true
• explaining that conclusions \will not be accepted as true without specific allegations of fact to support them.\
• finding that \the power of Tri-Star's minority shareholders to oppose the [later] merger was diluted to the point of virtual oblivion\
• stating that conclusions “will not be accepted as true without specific allegations of fact to support them”
• finding that “the power of Tri-Star’s minority shareholders to oppose the [later] merger was diluted to the point of virtual oblivion”
• considering whether there was “a fiduciary relationship” before determining if shareholders suffered individual harm

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