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· 1/19/1996

Kane v. Forbes

Citations

  • 322 Or. 447
  • 909 P.2d 160
  • 1996 Ore. LEXIS 3

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the fraud and stock sale must be \more than some tangential relation\
  • holding that the fraud and stock sale must be “more than some tangential relation”
  • recognizing that SLUSA provides for removal but explaining the basis for federal sub- ject matter jurisdiction as SLUSA’s complete preemption of state claims
  • holding that “[t]he claim that defendant concealed the impending accounting write-off sufficiently alleges fraud ‘in connection with’ a contract to sell Imation shares because it involves a misrepresentation about the value of the options”
  • holding that “[t]he claim that defendant concealed the impending accounting write-off sufficiently alleges fraud ‘in connection with’ a contract to sell Imation shares because it involves a misrepresentation about the value of the options”
  • allowing the removal of an entire ease where some but not all of the plaintiffs claims were precluded by SLUSA

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