Court Dissolves Business, All for Want of ‘Book Value’ Definition

Business Valuation UpdateVol. 16 No. 9
Legal and Court Case Update
September 2010

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Ehlinger v. Hauser (II)
2010 WL 2541056 (Wis.)
June 25, 2010
US
Federal Court
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Timothy W.Feeley
Del Chmielewski (court-appointed)
Bradley

Summary

State Supreme Court ratifies dissolution of corporation based on unenforceability of buy-sell agreement and its standard of “book value,” when general disarray and destruction of company records made determination of book value impossible.

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Ehlinger v. Hauser (II)

Full Text of Court Cases
June 25, 2010

State Supreme Court ratifies dissolution of corporation based on unenforceability of buy-sell agreement and its standard of “book value,” when general disarray and destruction of company records made determination of book value impossible.