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Who Pays When the Court Compels a Buy-Out?

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By Peter Mahler on May 31, 2016
Posted in Buyout, Compulsory Buyout

Does an appellate ruling last week represent a change in the law concerning whether individual shareholders or the corporation or both can be compelled to purchase the shares of an oppressed minority stockholder? Find out in this week’s New York Business Divorce.
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