Hawaii Appellate Court Affirms Rejection of Value for Violation of Known or Knowable

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July 23, 2024

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Kasnetz v. Kasnetz
2024 Haw. App. LEXIS 338
US
State Court
Hawaii
Intermediate Court of Appeals
Charles Wilhoite, John Candon
Hiraoka, Wadsworth, Guidry

Summary

The known or knowable issue arises frequently in valuations of businesses. This Hawai'i divorce case once again affirmed that information or data that was not known or knowable at the date of valuation cannot be used to determine the value at that date.

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Kasnetz v. Kasnetz

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July 23, 2024

The known or knowable issue arises frequently in valuations of businesses. This Hawaii divorce case once again affirmed that information or data that was not known or knowable at the date of valuation cannot be used to determine the value at that date.

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Business Valuation UpdateVol. 30 No. 11