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Master Denies Limits On Trading Following Inspection
By Morris James LLP on March 2, 2015
Posted In Books and Records
Southpaw Credit Opportunity Master Fund LP v. Advanced Battery Technologies Inc,. C.A. 9542-ML (February 26, 2015)
A Master holds that the Court should not impose trading restrictions after a books and records inspection but should impose a confidentiality provision. Also interesting, the Master rejected the claim that China law prohibited inspection of a Delaware corporation's records.
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