Lindner Fund, Inc. v. Waldbaum, Inc.

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• holding that “absent allegations or a showing of some countervailing misconduct or manipulation,” board decisions are protected from judicial inquiry by the business judgment doctrine
• holding that “a duty to disclose arises in only a limited set of circumstances,” and that reaching a settlement agreement in principle is not among these circumstances

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