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COURT SAYS EX-EXEC WILL HAVE TOUGH TIME PROVING RIGHT TO STOCK Jacobson v. Dryson Acceptance Corp.

17 No. 12 ANCODLLR 18Andrews Corporate Officers and Directors Liability Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

COURT SAYS EX-EXEC WILL HAVE TOUGH TIME PROVING RIGHT TO STOCK Jacobson v. Dryson Acceptance Corp.

17 No. 12 ANCODLLR 18Andrews Corporate Officers and Directors Liability Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

17 No. 12 Andrews Corp. Off. & Directors Liab. Litig. Rep. 18
Andrews Corporate Officers and Directors Liability Litigation Reporter
February 11, 2002
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COURT SAYS EX-EXEC WILL HAVE TOUGH TIME PROVING RIGHT TO STOCK

Jacobson v. Dryson Acceptance Corp.

The message in the Delaware Chancery Court's ruling in a dispute over the breakup of a close corporation is, “Don't assume you own an interest in the company if it's not in writing.” The court allowed a former officer of a small mortgage warehousing...
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