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Court Of Chancery Grants Specific Performance To Break Deadlock
Posted In Dissolution
Millien v. Popescu, C.A. 8670-VCN (January 31, 2014)
This is an interesting case because the Court grants specific performance of an somewhat vague contract and that breaks what would otherwise have been a stockholder deadlock. It has a good outline of the law of specific performance.
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