Court Accepts Expert's Value Based on 'Thoroughness and Credibility': First Judicial Interpretation of Vermont Dissenters' Rights Statute

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January 15, 1999

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6719 Offices of Holding Companies, NEC
551112 Offices of Other Holding Companies
shareholder dissent/oppression
control premium, fair value
In re 75,629 Shares of Common Stock of Trapp Family Lodge, Inc.
725 A.2d 927,1999 Vt. LEXIS 5
US
State Court
Vermont
Supreme Court
Arthur Haut, CPA (for Trapp Family Lodge)<br>Howard Gordon, CFA (for dissenters)
Amestoy, Dooley, Morse, Johnson and Skoglund

Summary

The issue in this judicial appraisal action was whether the trial court erred in adapting the valuation of $63.44 per share.

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In re 75,629 Shares of Common Stock of Trapp Family Lodge, Inc.

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January 15, 1999

At issue is the admittance of expert testimony and the valuation of the corporation's stock.