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"Who controls the board of directors,
although “critically important to the litigants” and other stakeholders, implicates the
“private interests of particular corporate constituencies,” not the public interest.20
To the extent the public interest is served in defending stockholder rights, which
rights are “sacrosanct”
The judge recognized what the D group was trying to do and called out the fact it was a corporate takeover attempt that was stated in the original ruling directly in e-mail. Hopefully this is the end for them.
although “critically important to the litigants” and other stakeholders, implicates the
“private interests of particular corporate constituencies,” not the public interest.20
To the extent the public interest is served in defending stockholder rights, which
rights are “sacrosanct”
The judge recognized what the D group was trying to do and called out the fact it was a corporate takeover attempt that was stated in the original ruling directly in e-mail. Hopefully this is the end for them.
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