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Abstract
The Delaware court, in two recent decisions, has indicated what may be an increasingly strict attitude toward employee stock options, particularly when granted to executive officers or directors. It will be the purpose of this comment to examine the significance of these decisions, and to attempt to determine the extent of the change wrought by them.
Recommended Citation
George D. Miller, Jr. S.Ed.,
CORPORATIONS - STOCK OPTIONS - REQUIREMENTS OF CONSIDERATION FOR EMPLOYEE OPTIONS,
51
Mich. L. Rev.
559
(1953).
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