Equity-Federal Court Requirements as to Bringing Suits by a Shareholder in the Name of the Corporation

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Abstract

It cannot "successfully be argued that it is a matter of course for any individual members of a corporation to assume to themselves the right of suing in the name of the corporation." The corporation and its aggregate members are not the same in law nor in equity. In the equity practice of our federal courts the conditions under which a shareholder can bring a suit have not run a smooth course.

Recommended Citation

Equity-Federal Court Requirements as to Bringing Suits by a Shareholder in the Name of the Corporation, 21 Mich. L. Rev. 337 (1923).
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