· 4/3/1915
Sherman v. Collingwood
Citations
- 221 Mass. 8
How courts have described this case
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- holding that Loft had an interest or expectancy in the Pepsi opportunity by virtue of its need for cola syrup for use in its retail stores
- holding that Loft had interest-or expectancy in business opportunity to purchase Pepsi-Cola because Loft had active desire to secure cola-supply for-distribution in its stores
- holding that Loft had interest or expectancy in business opportunity to purchase Pepsi-Cola because Loft had active desire to secure cola supply for distribution in its stores
- stating that officers and directors must “refrain from doing anything that would work injury to the corporation”
- explaining a constructive trust under Delaware law should disgorge all profits obtained as a result of a corporate breach of fiduciary duty
- explaining a constructive trust under Delaware law should disgorge all profits obtained as a result of a corporate breach of fiduciary duty
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