Prager Ex Rel. Gable Industries, Inc. v. Sylvestri

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• noting that the proof of the insider’s motive for trading would be “hard to come by”
• noting that the proof of the insider’s motive for trading would be “hard to come by”
• where the defendant sold his business to the company in 1972 in consideration for (a) shares of the company on the effective date of the merger plus (b
• where the defendant sold his business to the company in 1972 in consideration for (a) shares of the company on the effective date of the merger plus (b
• “the critical moment in the initial ‘purchase’ or ‘sale,’ for the purpose of determining when that transaction occurred within the meaning of § 16(b), is that point at which the investor becomes irrevocably committed to the transaction”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).