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A corporation generally cannot purchase its own shares because to do so would be violative of the “trust funds” doctrine. The capital stocks are deemed “trust funds” to be held unimpaired for the benefit of creditors and such would also mean that a stockholder cannot demand payment of his equity investment. There is no debtor-creditor relationship between the corporation and its stockholders. What is then the remedy of a stockholder who desires to exit from the corporation because he disagrees with its decisions? In big corporations whose stocks are actively traded ...