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CaseNo: C.A. No. 6,245, CourtCode: CC, CourtName: L Z COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE, Plaintiff: MEEKER, State: DE Delaware, UniqueCaseRef: DE>CC>00006245, Delaware, Club, Stock, Delaware Corporation, Rescission, Reverse Stock Split, Breach, Jurisdiction, Complaint, Relief, Alleges, Del, Minority Shareholders, Nonresident, Chancery, Fiduciary Duties, Indispensable Party, Personal Jurisdiction, Purposes, Robert Bosch, Irving Morris, Richards, Defendant Hillsboro, Violation , ContentID: 120246305

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1 1981-05-12 MEMORANDUM OPINION
[ see first page and extracted highlights below  ] ItemID: 114966
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1 . MEMORANDUM OPINION

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
COURT
CLUB
PLAINTIFF
DEFENDANT
STOCK
DELAWARE CORPORATION
RESCISSION
REVERSE STOCK SPLIT
LAW
BREACH
JURISDICTION
COMPLAINT
RELIEF
ALLEGES
DEL
MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS
NONRESIDENT
CHANCERY
FIDUCIARY DUTIES
INDISPENSABLE PARTY
PERSONAL JURISDICTION
BUSINESS
PURPOSES
ROBERT BOSCH
IRVING MORRIS
ATTORNEYS
RICHARDS
DEFENDANT HILLSBORO
VIOLATION
                                                                       NO.       al--b

   \!ik`i 'L&-&Z COURT OF CHANCERY OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE
                      IN AND FOR NEW CASTLE COUNTY

LEONARD C. MEEKER,                        **
                       Plaintiff          **
          V .                             *
                                          *
C. WILLARD BRYANT, CHARLES W.             *
COLE, JR., AVERY C. FAULKNER,             *
J. BURTON FRIERSON, GODFREY S.            *      Civil Action #6245 (1980)
ROCKEFELLER, VIRGINIA B. SHER-            *
WOOD, JACOB W. SLAGLF:, A. PARKER *
TCRRYBERRY, RICHARD B. TULLIS,            *
RICHARD C. VAN DUSEN, JOSEPH R.           *
VnRLEY, XRFDITH WOOD, JR.,                *
HILLSBORO CLUB, and HILLSBORO             *
XSOCIATION, INC., a Delaware              *
corporation,                              *
                       Defendants         *
                       MEMORANDUM (Unreported) OPINION
                       Date submitted:          February 12, 1981
                       Date decided:            May 12, 1981
     ON VARIOUS DEFENDANTS' MOTIONS TO DISMISS:                 GRANTED AS TO
     DEFENDANT ilIL.LSBORO  CLUB, INC. and DENIED AS TO THE OTHER
     DEFENDANTS.

Irving Morris, Esquire, and Kevin Gross, Esquire, of MORRIS AND
     ROSENTHAL,,P.A.,  P. 0. Box 1070, Xilmington,  DE 19899,
     attorneys for the plaintiff
R. Franklin Balotti, Esquire, of RICHARDS, LAYTON & FINGER, P. 0.
     Box 551, Wilmington, DE 19899; and Richard 2. Freemann, Jr.,
     Esquire, and George E. Moore, Esquire, of BALLARD, SPAHR,
     ANDREWS & INGERSOLL, 30 South 17th Street, Philadelphia,
     PA 19103, attorneys for the defendants




MARTNETT, Vice Chancellor



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     The complaint alleges that th<: defendants perpetrated a reverse
stock split of the stock of defendant Hillsboro Association, Inc., a
Delaware corporation, in violation of Delaware law and in breach of
SNIPPETS:
  • Irving Morris, Esquire, and Kevin Gross, Esquire, of MORRIS AND ROSENTHAL,,P.A., P. 0.
  • Box 1070, Xilmington, DE 19899, attorneys for the plaintiff R. Franklin Balotti, Esquire, of
  • The complaint alleges that th<: defendants perpetrated a reverse stock split of the stock of
  • ,It therefore seeks relief in the form of rescission of the reverse stock split or,
  • Defendant Hillsboro Assoc,iation, Inc., a Delaware corporation which is the corporation whose
  • ' Defendant Iiillsboro Club, Inc., a Florida corporation moved to dismiss on the grounds that
  • Danby v. Osteopathic Hospital Ass'n of Delat:are,
  • The facts, construed most favorably to the plaintiff, are: The Association, a Delaware
  • The Directors' motion to dismiss this action for lack of jurisdiction of this Court over them
  • He argues that The Club caused tortious injury to the minority shareholders of the
  • The acceptance shall be an acknowledgement of the agreement of such nonresident that any
  • As to a cause of action arising from any of the acts enumerated in this section, a court may
  • Service of the leqal process provided for in this section with the fee of $2 shall be made g the filing with the court of the proof of the nonreceipt ofi notice provided for in subsection of such service is as effectual to all intents and purposes as if it had been made upon such
  • contention that The Club has purposefully availed itself of the benefits and protections of to serve as a vehicle for the acquisition of the Borg-Warner stock.
  • The Association argues that The Club, which as previously indicated must be dismissed as a
  • It then argues that if rescission cannot be granted because of the absence of The Club as a
  • Rescission is a remedy which the Court of Chancery has exclusive jurisdiction to grant.
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