The Delaware Journal of Corporate Law |
Volume 1 |
1976 |
Number 2 |
CONTENTS |
ARTICLES |
A BRIEF HISTORY OF DELAWARE’S GENERAL CORPORATION LAW OF 1899
Joel Seligman
WITHDRAWAL OF RECOGNITION BASED ON OBJECTIVE CONSIDERATIONS – RECKONING BY STARLIGHT
William A. Krupman
PREPARING FOR THE ANNUAL MEETING: THE PRESSURES AND PROBLEMS
Donald E. Pease
THE EFFECT OF AN INTERVENING SALE ON THE VALIDITY OF GENERIC CLAIMS
IN A CONTINUATION-IN-PART – A RUSCETTA RIDDLE
Sylvia A. Gosztonyi and Pamela Meitner
IN RE NATTA REVISTED
Costas S. Krikelis
COMMENTS AND NOTE
AN HISTORIC SURVEY OF FEDERAL INCORPORATION
Richard G. Handler and Thomas F. Liotta
THE DEFINITION OF A “SECURITY”: POST-GLENN TURNER DECISIONS
Camille Bradford
NON-CASH CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT PLANS
Steven J. Dorn and J. Patrick Fitzgerald
EXCHANGE FUNDS: THE TAX CONSEQUENCES OF A TRANSFER OF APPRECIATED STOCK TO A PARTNERSHIP OR MUTUAL FUND
John A. DiCicco
COMPULSORY, NON-CONTRIBUTORY PENSION PLANS ARE CLASSIFIED AS
SECURITIES SUBJECT TO THE ANTI-FRAUD PROVISIONS
OF THE SECURITIES LAWS
Edward J. Schwabenland