William K. Davis v. Gail Sineath (Davis)

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William K. Davis v. Gail Sineath (Davis)
No. COA97-1061 (NC App. 1998)
US
State Court
North Carolina
Court of Appeals
Horton

Summary

The North Carolina Court of Appeals concluded that unvested stock options are not property, even though their intrinsic value could be calculated, because it was speculative whether all the conditions for their exercise would occur.
William K. Davis v. Gail Sineath (Davis)
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The North Carolina Court of Appeals concluded that unvested stock options are not property, even though their intrinsic value could be calculated, because it was speculative whether all the conditions for their exercise would occur.