Miller Brothers Industries, Inc. v. Lazy River Investment Co.

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shareholder dissent/oppression
Miller Brothers Industries, Inc. v. Lazy River Investment Co.
NYLJ, May 13, 1999, NYLJ, November 18, 1999
US
State Court
New York
Supreme Court
J. Mark Penny <br> Robert P. Jones, MAI <br> William Brown <br>
Tompkins

Summary

The New York Supreme Court, IA Part 7, determined that the merger price was the fair value of a NASDAQ traded company. The court determined that the merger price was the result of arms'-length negotiations and considered that changes would be implemented ...
Miller Brothers Industries, Inc. v. Lazy River Investment Co.
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