Parkoff v. General Telephone & Electronics Corp.
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Jones, J.
The rejection on the merits of a stockholders’ derivative action brought by one shareholder on behalf of the corporation against designated directors and officers for corporate waste and breach of fiduciary duty operates as a res judicata bar to a similar action instituted by another shareholder where the first action was not collusive or fraudulent, the second shareholder was not excluded from *416participation in the first action, and both actions arose out of the same underlying transaction or series of connected transactions.
Plaintiff, a stockholder of General…
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