词条 | Draft:Santa Fe v. Green |
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'Santa Fe v. Green', 430 U.S. 462 (1977),[1] is a seminal securities law case in which the U.S. Supreme Court held that a breach of fiduciary duty, without an independent showing of a scheme to defraud, is not sufficient to show "manipulation or deception" as required for a claim under SEC Rule 10b-5 A 10b-5 suit was brought by the minority shareholders of a lumber company, Kirby Lumber Corp., after the company was acquired by the defendant, Santa Fe Industries, Inc., and the minority shareholders were forced to sell their shares at a lower price than they would have received had they held onto their shares and sold them after the merger had been completed. The Supreme Court held that a breach of fiduciary duty, or a bad decision by management, alone, was not sufficient to show "manipulation or deception" was required by SEC Rule 10b-5. References1. ^Santa Fe v. Green, 430 U.S. 462 (1977) |
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