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Abstract
Plaintiff, a former shareholder, sued the directors of a corporation for damages arising out of their alleged refusal to allow him pre-emptive rights in stock that had been issued, re-purchased by the corporation from the shareholders, and re-issued by the defendant-directors to themselves. Upon appeal from an order dismissing the complaint for insufficiency, held, that the order be reversed on the law. Hammer v. Werner, (App. Div. 1933) 265 N. Y. S. 172.
Recommended Citation
CORPORATIONS - PRE-EMPTIVE RIGHTS IN TREASURY SHARES,
32
Mich. L. Rev.
110
(1933).
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