DEL. HIGH CT.: INVESTORS CAN'T BE FORCED TO ARBITRATE BREACH-OF-DUTY CLAIMS Parfi Holding v. Mirror Image Internet | Secondary Sources | Westlaw

DEL. HIGH CT.: INVESTORS CAN'T BE FORCED TO ARBITRATE BREACH-OF-DUTY CLAIMS Parfi Holding v. Mirror Image Internet | Secondary Sources | Westlaw

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17 No. 8 Andrews Del. Corp. Litig. Rep. 3
Andrews Delaware Corporate Litigation Reporter
November 11, 2002
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DEL. HIGH CT.: INVESTORS CAN'T BE FORCED TO ARBITRATE BREACH-OF-DUTY CLAIMS

Parfi Holding v. Mirror Image Internet

Shareholders of Delaware corporations cannot be forced to submit breach-of-duty charges to an arbitration panel unless they have clearly agreed to do that in the charter, the state supreme court has ruled in a first-impression decision that revived a...
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