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Texas Court Backs Fair Value For Oppressed Shareholders

Posted: July 27, 2012 @ 3:08 pm - Law360.com - Business Wire
   A Texas appeals court affirmed Friday that minority shareholders who have been oppressed can redeem their shares for fair value, even when a minority stakeholder signed a contract requiring redemption to be based on book value.
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