Spirt v. Bechtel
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1DissentFrank, Circuit Judge
I concur in the reversal as to the third cause of action. I dissent as to the two others.
I. The first cause of action
1. By exercising the stock options, the officers received large profits, in excess, as to each, of $25,000 a year. The aggregate of such profits was more than a million dollars. In other words, these officers together received that large sum which the company could have obtained and retained for itself as capital, if it had issued the stock at the market price prevailing when the optionees exercised these options. My colleagues hold that, nevertheless, there was no violation of…
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