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Court Of Chancery Discusses How To Plead A Lack Of Good Faith
By Morris James LLP on February 26, 2018
Posted In LP Agreements
Dieckman v. Regency GP LP, C.A. 11130-CB (ORDER) (February 20, 2018)
This Order is helpful in setting out how to plead that a board decision subject to a “good faith” test in an LP agreement did not meet that standard.
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