Newmark v. C & C Super Corp.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtSamuel H. Hofstadter, J.
This is an application by a director of a Delaware corporation for an inspection of its books and records.
The principal ground of objection is jurisdictional — that the courts of this State do not have jurisdiction to grant an order which affects “ the internal management of the affairs of a foreign corporation ’ ’. Respondent contends that the relief here sought can be the subject of a proceeding in the State of incorporation only. It is noted, however, that petitioner’s statement that the main office of the corporation is in New York City, that a substantial portion of its books and records…
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