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Court of Chancery Upholds Right To Change Your Mind
By Morris James LLP on December 17, 2010
Posted In Appraisal
This decision holds that a stockholder who surenders his shares and is sent a check for the merger consideration may still demand appraisal if he returns the check and makes his demand in time. Thus, he can change his mind if he does it fast enough.
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