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Chapter 18, Problem 2IS
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Case summary: Person N is a majority shareholder in company OC. The sale of the shares of person N will result in a transfer of the right of control of the corporation.
To find: The duty that is owed by majority shareholders towards the minority shareholders of the company.
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