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Court of Chancery Confirms Limits of Inspection Litigation
Posted In Books and Records
TravelCenters of America LLC v. Brog, C.A. 3516-CC (Del. Ch. March 31, 2008)
This decision confirms that for limited liability companies the rule applies from corporate law that a suit for inspection of books and records is a limited case that may not also include other claims such as breach of fiduciary duty.
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