Limiting Conditions Shield Appraisers From Third-Party Reliance on Reports
Clear limiting language in appraisal successfully shields against third-party reliance and lawsuit for negligent appraisal.
DeBoer v. American Appraisal Associates
Clear limiting language in appraisal successfully shields against third party reliance and lawsuit for negligent appraisal.
David A. Tebbe v. Conni M. Tebbe
The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed the valuation of a minority interest in an S corporation based on the two-year old acquisition price paid by the controlling shareholder. It further ruled that pass-through S corporation income should not be attribute ...
S Corporation Valued Using Two-Year-Old Transaction
The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed the valuation of a minority interest in an S corporation based on the two-year old acquisition price paid by the controlling shareholder.
Court rejects acquisition value for minority interest
In this valuation of the parties' stock in a technology corporation, the wife's expert relied solely on the market approach, while husband's expert used a hybrid valuation of the asset and income approaches.
In re the Marriage of Sims
At issue is the classification, distribution, and valuation of the family home, apartment building, and stock in a technology company.