01Oct
Court Rejects Claim Based on Interpretation of Clause in Private Purchase and Sale Agreement of Shares and Other Matters
The United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Puerto Rico recently rejected a defendant’s arguments that a clause in a Private Purchase and Sale Agreement of Shares and Other Matters was invalid under Supreme Court case law but nevertheless agreed with the defendant’s interpretation of the clause and therefore dismissed the claim against it....
By:
Carlton Fields
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