Carver v. Quality Inspection and Testing

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October 31, 1997

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Carver v. Quality Inspection and Testing
946 P.2d 450
US
State Court
Alaska
Supreme Court
Gerald Richards (for defendant) Paul Taylor (for plaintiff)
Eastaugh

Summary

At issue is the valuation of the plaintiff's one-third ownership interest in a closely-held corporation, Quality Inspection and Testing, Inc. (QIT-I), following its dissolution.

See Also

Supreme Court Upholds Superior Court's Valuation of One-Third Ownership

Legal and Court Case Update
April 1998

Shareholder of a closely held corporation, William Carver, appeals from the Superior Court's judgment valuing his 33.3% ownership interest in Quality Inspection and Testing, despite the Superior Court entering judgment in favor of Carver, finding the company's value at dissolution to be $20,000.