Feldman v. San Mateo Financial Corp.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
*545Opinion
LOW, P. J.
The Financial Code and not the Corporations Code controls the rights of shareholders to inspect the records of state savings and loan associations. When a shareholder owns stock in the holding company and not the wholly owned subsidiary savings association, the shareholder has no right of access to minutes of the director’s meetings or accounting records. We recommend that the Legislature reexamine the limitations on shareholders of holding companies to inspect records of the subsidiary savings associations.
Appellants challenge the issuance of a peremptory writ of mandate…
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