Chasin v. Gluck
Court of Chancery of Delaware
1Opinion of the Court
MARVEL, Vice Chancellor:
Plaintiff, who concededly has been a stockholder of what was formerly known as A. S. Beck Shoe Corporation (now Beck Industries, Inc.) since February 7, 1962, sues derivatively for the alleged benefit of the defendant corporation. Her complaint named as defendants the directors of Beck as of the time of the matters complained of, and she sought relief from such directors of the defendant corporation for the loss sustained by it as a result of alleged breaches of fiduciary duty on the part of such defendants. However, the only directors who remain as parties defendant…
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