Delaware law’s contractarian approach is central to that state’s jurisprudence concerning limited liability companies. Last month, in Huatuco v. Satellite Healthcare, the Court of Chancery cited freedom-of-contract in dismissing an action for judicial dissolution based on its finding that the LLC agreement’s provision, limiting member rights to those expressly granted in the agreement, constituted a waiver of the right to seek judicial dissolution. This week’s New York Business Divorce asks the question, does Huatuco take contractarianism too far?
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Court Orders Dissolution of Unprofitable Real Estate LLC
Those interested in the evolving law of LLC dissolution won’t want to miss this week’s New York Business Divorce featuring a case called Mizrahi v. Cohen decided last week by Justice Carolyn Demarest in which she ordered dissolution of a financially failing real estate holding company.
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Further Thoughts on Youngwall and Judicial Dissolution of the Unprofitable LLC
Matter of Youngwall, in which Justice Stephen Bucaria last March dissolved an unprofitable LLC owned by two brothers, makes another appearance in this week’s New York Business Divorce, this time focusing on the court’s recent decision denying a motion for reconsideration.
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Judicial Dissolution of the Unprofitable LLC
Can or should a court dissolve a limited liability company on the ground it is unprofitable? See what you think after reading this week’s New York Business Divorce.
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