A recent decision of the Ontario Court of Appeal sheds light on statutory claims that may be asserted against corporate directors in a wrongful dismissal proceeding for unpaid wages and vacation pay.
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Delaware stockholders and directors have an important tool in
their arsenal to obtain information from a Delaware corporation:
Section 220 of the Delaware General Corporation Law
( DGCL ). The statute confers standing upon stockholders
or directors to demand inspection of the books and records of a
Delaware corporation. 8
Del. C. § 220. This post will
provide a primer on the litigation of books and records demands
pursuant to Section 220 of the DGCL before the Delaware Court of
Chancery.
The Books and Records Demand
The first step in making a books and records demand under
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Czech Act No. 90/2012 Coll., on Business Corporations
( BCA ) provides that the options for making decisions
within the general meeting or outside the general meeting by letter
(per rollam) using technical means (e.g. Webex or Skype electronic
conferencing tools) must be permitted by the company s
constitutional document.
To use such technical means, the conditions for
voting/decision-making must allow the person voting at the general
meeting and the shares to which the voting right pertains to be
properly identified and authenticated.
In practical terms, the procedure is extremely burdensome for