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Hauptverfasser:	Mitchell, Lawrence E. 1956- (VerfasserIn), Cunningham, Lawrence A. 1962- (VerfasserIn), Haas, Jeffrey J. 1961- (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Durham, NC Carolina Academic Press 2006
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adam_text	Contents Table of Cases xix Preface to the Third Edition xxv Acknowledgments xxix Introduction and Problem — The Enormous Room 3 Problem 4 Chapter 1 The Corporate Form: Theories and Consequences 7 Section 1. The Ownership Model 8 Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward 8 Questions 10 Dodd, For Whom Are Corporate Managers Trustees? 11 Questions 15 Note on Unocal Corp. v. Mesa Petroleum Co., Revlon, Inc. v. MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings, Inc. and Paramount Communications, Inc. v. Time Incorporated 15 Question 17 American Law Institute, Principles of Corporate Governance: Analysis and Recommendations 17 Question 17 Section 2. Economic Theories: The Agency/Contract Model 17 Fama, Agency Problems and the Theory of the Firm 19 Questions 23 Easterbrook & Fischel, The Corporate Contract 24 Question 26 O Melinn, Neither Contract Nor Concession: The Public Personality of the Corporation 26 Williamson, Corporate Governance 27 Question 29 Section 3. The Neo-Traditional Response 29 Clark, Agency Costs versus Fiduciary Duties 29 Questions 33 Problems 33 Section 4. Corporate Form and Corporate Governance: The Current Debate 33 Bebchuk, The Debate on Contractual Freedom in Corporate Law 33 Note 35 Dallas, Two Models of Corporate Governance: Beyond Berle and Means 35 O Melinn, Neither Contract Nor Concession: The Public Personality of the Corporation 37 Section 5. Close Corporations: A Different Result? -· 40 Donahue v. Rodd Electrotype Co. of New England * 40 Mitchell, Close Corporations Reconsidered 43 Questions 44 Chapter 2 Limited Liability — A Central Problem in Corporate Finance 45 Section 1. The Basic Conflict between Creditors and Stockholders 45 Manning and Hanks, A Concise Textbook on Legal Capital 45 Note 50 Problem — The Term Sheet 51 Section 2. The Origins and Purposes of Limited Liability 51 Mitchell, Close Corporations Reconsidered 51 Halpern, Trebilcock & Turnbull, An Economic Analysis of Limited Liability in Corporate Law 55 Easterbrook & Fischel, Limited Liability and the Corporation 58 Stone, The Place of Enterprise Liability in the Control of Corporate Conduct 60 Problem — The Policy of Limited Liability 62 Section 3. Legal Limitations — Limited Liability and Corporate Structure 63 a. Veil Piercing under Corporate Law 64 (i) Traditional Veil Piercing 64 Problem — Structuring the Corporation 64 Favour Mind Ltd. v. Pacific Shores, Inc. 64 Notes and Questions 69 (ii) Reverse Veil Piercing 73 Notes and Questions 75 b. Lender s Liability for Corporate Debts 76 Problem — Lender s Liability for Corporate Debts 76 Krivo Indus. Supply Co. v. Nat l Distillers & Chem. Corp. 77 Notes and Questions 84 Section 4. Limited Liability and Environmental Claims 85 a. Owner and Operator under CERCLA 85 U.S. v. Bestfoods 85 Notes and Questions 88 b. Successor Liability under CERCLA 91 North Shore Gas Co. v. Salomon, Inc. 91 Notes and Questions 98 с Lender Liability for Environmental Claims 98 Monarch Title, Inc. v. City of Florence 98 Notes and Questions 101 Chapter 3 Valuation 105 Section 1. Introduction to Valuation 106 a. The Idea of Capital 106 b. The Idea of Valuation 107 Notes and Questions 109 Section 2. Risk and Return 110 a. Introduction to Risk and Return 111 b. Return as a Function of Present Value 112 (і) Future Value 112 (ii) Present Value 115 (A) Present Value of a Lump Sum 115 (B) Present Value of an Annuity 117 (1) Ordinary Annuity 118 (2) Annuity Due 119 Problems 121 с Risk as a Function of Probability 121 Section 3. Valuation Methods: Putting Risk and Return to Work 127 a. A Brief Introduction to Basic Accounting Principles 128 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part I 131 b. Valuation Methods 132 (i) Balance Sheet Based Valuation 132 (A) Book Value 132 (B) Adjusted Book Value 136 (C) Net Asset Value 136 (ii) Income Statement Based Valuation 137 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part II 141 (iii) Cash Flow Based Valuation 142 (A) Dividend Discount Model 142 (B) Discounted Cash Flow Method 149 с Capital Budgeting 150 Questions 151 Section 4. Fundamental Valuation in Legal Context 151 a. Valuation in Appraisal Proceedings 152 (i) Valuation Methodology 152 (A) Historical Context 152 Notes and Questions 159 (B) Modern Application 163 Le Beau v. M.G. Bancorporation, Inc. 163 Notes and Questions 171 (ii) Minority and Marketability Discounts 175 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part III 175 Cavalier Oil Corp. v. Harnett 175 Question 178 Pueblo Bancorporation v. Lindoe, Inc. 178 Notes and Questions 184 (iii) Synergies and Other Benefits of the Merger 187 Cede & Co. v. Technicolor, Inc. 187 Notes and Questions 192 (iv) Exclusivity of Appraisal Rights 194 Cede and Co. v. Technicolor, Inc. 194 Notes and Questions 200 Problem — Providing Appraisal Rights 202 b. Valuation by Agreement 202 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part IV 203 Allen v. Biltmore Tissue Corp. 203 Note 206 Helms v. Duckworth 207 Notes 210 c. Valuation in Other Legal Contexts ^ 212 Donahue v. Draper 212 Questions 216 Nardini v. Nardini 217 Notes and Questions 220 Sections. Market-Based Valuation 221 a. Portfolio Theory 222 Problem — Portfolio Theory and Corporate Governance 222 (i) Appetites for Risk 223 (ii) Risk Reduction by Diversification 224 (iii) The Efficient Frontier 226 (iv) Lending and Borrowing 227 (v) Practical Consequences 228 b. Capital Asset Pricing Model 229 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part V 230 (i) Derivation and Meaning of CAPM 231 (ii) Applications 233 (iii) Assumptions Underlying CAPM 235 (iv) Empirical Testing of CAPM 237 (v) CAPM in Court 239 Cede & Co. v. Technicolor, Inc. 239 Notes and Questions 241 с Efficient Capital Market Hypothesis 242 (i) Fraud-on-the-Market Theory 242 Basic, Inc. v. Levinson 242 Questions 251 Kaufman v. i-Stat Corp. 251 (ii) The Roots and Meaning of the ECMH 258 (iii) Empirical State of Play 262 (iv) Noise Theory 264 Questions 265 d. Behavioral Finance 265 Cunningham, Behavioral Finance and Investor Governance 265 Notes and Questions 271 Note: Post-Modern Finance Theory 274 Chapter 4 Managing Risk (Hedging) with Derivatives 277 Section 1. Types of Derivative Instruments 278 a. Options 278 (i) Overview 278 (ii) Options Used for Hedging: An Example 281 (iii) Options Used for Speculation: An Example 282 (iv) Option Pricing Theory 282 Notes and Questions 284 b. Forwards 285 (i) Overview 285 (ii) Forward Price 285 (iii) Counterparty Credit Risk 286 c. Futures 286 d. Swaps 288 Section 2. The Spectrum from Hedging to Speculation 290 Notes and Questions 291 Long Term Capital Management 291 Cunningham, Outsmarting the Smart Money 291 Sections. Judicial Analysis of Derivatives 294 a. Contractual Interpretation 294 Eternity Global Master Fund Ltd. v. Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. 294 Note 299 b. Derivatives and Fiduciary Duties 299 Brane v. Roth 299 Notes and Questions 301 с Derivatives as Securities 302 In the Matter of ВТ Securities Corporation 302 Notes and Questions 308 Jurisdictional Turf Wars 309 Procter & Gamble Co. v. Bankers Trust Co. 311 Caiola v. Citibank, N.A. 320 d. Accounting for Derivatives 326 Enron, Derivatives and Accounting 327 Cunningham, The Sarbanes-Oxley Yawn: Heavy Rhetoric, Light Reform (And It Might Just Work) 327 Chapter 5 The Rights of Contract Claimants — Part 1 : Holders of Debt Securities 329 Section 1. The Concept and Consequences of Leverage 330 Graham, Dodd & Cottle, Security Analysis 330 Klein & Coffee, Business Organization and Finance 334 Notes and Questions 337 Section 2. The Characteristics of Debt 338 a. Types and General Attributes 338 Klein and Coffee, Business Organization and Finance 338 Questions 341 b. The Changing Nature of Corporate Debt 341 (i) Generally 341 Klein and Coffee, Business Organization and Finance 341 (ii) The Rise (and Fall?) of High-Yield Debt Securities 342 Pitt and Groskaufmanis, A Tale of Two Instruments: Insider Trading in Non-Equity Securities 342 Note 344 Comment, Junk Bonds: Do They Have a Value? 346 Booth, Junk Bonds, the Relevance of Dividends and the Limits of Managerial Discretion 347 Notes and Questions 348 Section 3. Valuation of Debt Securities 351 Section 4. The Legal Treatment of Debtholders 352 a. Debtholders as Contract Claimants 353 Simons v. Cogan ƒ 353 Questions * ЪЪ1 Pitt and Groskaufmanis, A Tale of Two Instruments: Insider Trading in Non-Equity Securities 358 Questions 361 b. Interpreting the Debt Contract 361 (i) Key Contractual Terms and Protective Provisions 361 A. The Promise to Pay and Provisions Designed to Support It 361 B. Ranking 362 С Covenants 363 D. Redemption 365 E. Events of Default 366 Problem — Balancing the Rights of Debtholders and Stockholders in the Bond Indenture 367 (ii) Judicial Interpretation of the Debt Contract 369 Sharon Steel Corp. v. Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. 369 Note and Questions 377 Rudbart v. North Jersey District Water Supply Commission 378 Note on Zero Coupon Debt Securities 388 Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. v. Archer Daniels Midland Co. 389 Notes and Questions 397 с Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing 399 Katz v. Oak Industries Inc. 399 Notes and Questions 406 Problem — Coercing Bondholders 407 DeMott, The Biggest Deal Ever 407 Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. v. RJR Nabisco, Inc. 408 Denouement 422 Notes and Questions 424 Problem — Negotiating and Drafting Event Risk Protection 436 d. The Right to Sue 437 (i) Derivative Suits 437 Hoff v. Sprayregan 437 Notes and Questions 440 Harff v. Kerkorian 440 Notes and Questions 443 American Law Institute Principles of Corporate Governance: Analysis and Recommendations 446 Questions 448 (ii) Contractual Limitations 448 Problem — Standing to Sue 448 American Bar Foundation Commentaries on Model Debenture Indenture Provisions 449 Simons v. Cogan 450 Problem — The Extra-Contractual Rights of Bondholders 451 Rabinowitz v. Kaiser-Frazer Corp. 452 Notes and Questions 457 Problem— Collective Action by Bondholders 458 Section 5. Other Participants in Debt Offerings 458 a. Underwriter 458 b. Indenture Trustee 459 (i) Trustee as Competing Creditor 464 Morris v. Cantor 464 Questions 467 (ii) Breach of Fiduciary Duty under State Law 468 Broad v. Rockwell International Corporation 468 (iii) Pre-Default Duties of a Trustee under the TIA 469 Elliott Assoc. v. J. Henry Schroder Bank & Tr. Co. 469 Note 474 (iv) Loyalty to Debtholders 475 Rabinowitz v. Kaiser-Frazer Corp. 475 U.S. Trust Co. of New York v. First Nat l City Bank 475 Harriet & Henderson Yarns, Inc. v. Castle 478 Notes and Questions 483 Problem — The Duties of the Indenture Trustee 483 с Rating Agencies 483 Questions 486 Section 6. The Bankruptcy Rights of Debtholders 486 a. Introduction 486 b. Operating in the Vicinity of Insolvency 486 Pepper v. Litton 486 Notes and Questions 490 с The Options Available to a Financially Troubled Corporation 492 d. Why Allow a Failed Business to Reorganize? 499 Roe, Bankruptcy and Debt: A New Model for Corporate Reorganization 499 Baird and Jackson, Corporate Reorganization and the Treatment of Diverse Ownership Interests: A Comment on Adequate Protection of Secured Creditors in Bankruptcy 501 Roe, Bankruptcy and Debt: A New Model for Corporate Reorganization 502 Notes and Questions 503 e. Fundamental Bankruptcy Concepts 504 (i) Automatic Stay and Adequate Protection 504 Baird and Jackson, Corporate Reorganization and the Treatment of Diverse Ownership Interests: A Comment on Adequate Protection of Secured Creditors in Bankruptcy 504 (ii) Absolute Priority Rule and Cram Down 506 Consolidated Rock Products Co. v. Du Bois 506 Notes and Questions 513 Kham & Nate s Shoes No. 2, Inc. v. First Bank of Whiting 516 Bank of America Nat l Trust v. 203 N. LaSalle St. Partnership 521 Notes 528 In re Zenith Electronics Corp. 529 Baird and Jackson, Bargaining after the Fall and the Contours of the Absolute Priority Rule 535 11 U.S.C. §1129 (2005) , 5Ъ7 A Note on the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Reform Act of 2005 539 (iii) Equitable Subordination 540 Problem — Reorganizing the Troubled Debtor 542 (iv) Fraudulent Conveyance 544 Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (1984) Selected Provisions 545 Section 7. Legislative Responses to the Plight of Debtholders 546 Problem — Bondholder Protective Legislation 546 Section 8. Advanced Debt Topics 550 a. Application of Fraudulent Conveyance Statutes to Leveraged Acquisitions 550 Problem—The LBO That Failed 550 Pay N Pak Stores, Inc. v. Court Square Capital Ltd. 552 ProtoComm Corp. v. Novell, Inc. 554 Notes and Questions 558 b. Asset-Backed Securitization 567 Major s Furniture Mart, Inc. v. Castle Credit Corp., Inc. 570 Ziggy Stardust Plays the Market 582 Questions 582 Chapter 6 The Rights of Contract Claimants — Part 2: Preferred Stock 585 Section 1. The Characteristics of Preferred Stock 586 Klein and Coffee, Business Organization and Finance 586 Notes and Questions 589 Problem — Drafting and Negotiating the Preferred Stock Contract 589 Optional Problem — Valuing Preferred Stock 590 Section 2. Dividends and Voting 591 Gutmann ν. Illinois Central R. Co. 591 Notes and Questions 594 Baron v. Allied Artists Pictures Corporation 596 Notes and Questions 601 Section 3. Repurchases, Redemptions, Conversions and Liquidations 602 Problem — Recapitalizing a Distressed Corporation 602 The De Facto Merger Doctrine 602 In re Sunstates Corp. Shareholders Litigation 603 Note 606 Rauch v. RCA Corp. 606 Notes and Questions 609 Elliot Associates, L.P. v. Avatex 613 Notes and Questions 619 Section 4. The Extra-Contractual Rights of Preferred Stockholders 619 Problem — Structuring a Merger 619 Dalton ν. American Investment Co. 620 Questions 631 Jedwab ν. MGM Grand Hotels, Inc. 632 Questions 644 In re FLS Holdings Inc. Shareholders Litigation 644 Questions 649 Mitchell, The Puzzling Paradox of Preferred Stock (And Why We Should Care About It) 651 Chapter 7 The Rights of Contract Claimants—Part 3: Convertible Securities 661 Section 1. Economics of Convertible Securities 661 Section 2. Justifications for Convertible Securities 667 Klein, The Convertible Bond: A Peculiar Package 668 Questions 670 Problem — Financing with Convertible Bonds 670 Section 3. Obligation of the Corporation to Protect Conversion Rights 671 a. Fiduciary Duties 671 Simons v. Cogan 672 b. Contractual Rights 672 (i) Notice of Redemption 672 Van Gemert v. Boeing Co. 672 Notes and Questions 678 (ii) Antidilution 684 (A) Stock Splits and Reverse Stock Splits 684 Reiss v. Financial Performance Corp. 686 Notes and Questions 688 (B) Cheap Stock 692 (C) Distribution of Assets and Evidences of Indebtedness 693 HB Korenvaes Investments, L.P. v. Marriott Corp. 694 Note 711 (iii) Antidestruction 712 Wood v. Coastal States Gas Corp. 712 Notes and Questions 720 Problem — Interpreting the Convertible Debenture Contract 723 (iv) Contractual Example 724 Revised Model Simplified Indenture 724 Chapters The Rights of Ownership Claimants — Part 1: General Concepts 737 Section 1. The Nature of Fiduciary Duty 738 Easterbrook & Fischel, Corporate Control Transactions 738 Mitchell, The Death of Fiduciary Duty in Close Corporations 740 Questions 741 Section 2. The Declaration and Payment of Dividends 741 a. Legal Capital Rules 742 Problem — Legal Restrictions on Dividends 744 1 Revised Model Business Corporation Act Annotated 745 Note 749 b. A Board s Ability to Declare a Dividend 749 Gabelli & Co. v. Liggett Group, Inc. 749 Questions 753 Baron v. Allied Artists Pictures Corp. 755 Section 3. Dividend Policy 755 Problem — Walton Sporting Goods 756 a. Theories of Dividend Policy 757 Notes and Questions ƒ 761 b. Practical Issues in Dividend Policy * 763 Notes and Questions 766 с Dividends of Property and Securities 768 Anadarko Petroleum Co. v. Panhandle Eastern Corporation 770 Notes and Questions 775 Isquith v. Caremark International, Inc. 776 Note on Tracking Stock: The Internal Spin-Off 780 Section 4. Redemptions and Repurchases 781 a. Statutory Treatment 782 b. Purpose 782 с Federal Regulation 783 (i) Open Market Repurchases 784 (ii) Self-Tender Offers 784 (A) Issuer Tender Offers 784 (B) Going Private Transactions 785 d. Fiduciary Duties 785 Kahn v. U.S. Sugar Corp. 785 Grobów v. Perot 790 Note and Questions 795 Lowenstein, Management Buyouts 796 Section 5. Preemptive Rights and Dilution 798 Introductory Note and Problem 798 Katzowitz v. Sidler 800 Note and Question 804 Frantz Mfg. Co. v. EAC Industries 805 Notes and Questions 810 Ziegler v. American Maize-Products Co. 811 Section 6. Recapitalizations and Restructurings 813 Problem — Restructuring and the Minority Stockholder 813 Jones v. H. F. Ahmanson & Co. 814 Questions 820 Leader v. Hycor, Inc. 821 Notes and Questions 824 Note: The One Share, One Vote Debate 826 Section 7. Fiduciary Duty and Corporate Democracy 828 Blasius Industries, Inc. v. Atlas Corporation 829 Notes and Questions 836 Chapter 9 The Rights of Ownership Claimants — Part 2: Mergers and Acquisitions 839 Section 1. The Duty of Care and the Business Judgment Rule 839 a. A Board s Decision to Sell the Company 839 Cede & Co. v. Technicolor, Inc. 842 Cinerama, Inc. v. Technicolor, Inc. 845 Notes and Questions 854 b. A Board s Decision to Purchase a Company 854 Ash v. McCall 854 Note 861 Hewlett v. Hewlett-Packard Co. 861 Notes and Questions 868 Section 2. The Duty of Loyalty 868 a. A Board s Decision to Sell the Company 868 Paramount Communications Inc. v. QVC Network Inc. 871 Notes and Questions 884 b. A Board s Ability to Adopt Defensive Strategies 885 (i) General Standard 886 Problem — Repelling the Hostile Tender Offer 886 Unocal Corp. v. Mesa Petroleum Co. 889 Notes and Questions 896 Problem — Defensive Repurchases 902 Paramount Communications, Inc. v. Time, Inc. 903 Notes and Questions 918 (ii) Poison Pills 920 City Capital Assoes, v. Interco Inc. 920 Notes and Questions 930 Carmody v. Toll Brothers, Inc. 931 Quickturn Design Systems, Inc. v. Shapiro 935 Note 936 (iii) Greenmail 936 Heckmann v. Ahmanson 936 Macey and McChesney, A Theoretical Analysis of Corporate Greenmail 939 Notes and Questions 942 Problem — Legislating Against Greenmail 944 (iv) Deal Protection Measures 944 ACE Limited v. Capital Re Corp. 945 Omnicare, Inc. v. NCS Healthcare, Inc. 949 с Transactions with Controlling Stockholders 958 Problem — Freezing-Out the Dissenting Stockholder 958 Problem — Freeze-Out by Dissolution 959 Weinberger v. UOP, Inc. 960 Notes and Questions 968 In re Siliconix Inc. Shareholders Litigation 971 Notes and Questions 979 Section 3. Antitakeover Legislation 982 Problem — Enforcing Constituency Legislation 986 Section 4. De Facto Merger Doctrine (Redux) 987 Hariton v. Arco Electronics, Inc. 987 Rath v. Rath Packing Company 988 Notes and Questions 994 Epilogue and Concluding Problem — Reconceptualizing the Corporation 998 Index 1001
adam_txt	Contents Table of Cases xix Preface to the Third Edition xxv Acknowledgments xxix Introduction and Problem — The Enormous Room 3 Problem 4 Chapter 1 The Corporate Form: Theories and Consequences 7 Section 1. The Ownership Model 8 Trustees of Dartmouth College v. Woodward 8 Questions 10 Dodd, For Whom Are Corporate Managers Trustees? 11 Questions 15 Note on Unocal Corp. v. Mesa Petroleum Co., Revlon, Inc. v. MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings, Inc. and Paramount Communications, Inc. v. Time Incorporated 15 Question 17 American Law Institute, Principles of Corporate Governance: Analysis and Recommendations 17 Question 17 Section 2. Economic Theories: The Agency/Contract Model 17 Fama, Agency Problems and the Theory of the Firm 19 Questions 23 Easterbrook & Fischel, The Corporate Contract 24 Question 26 O'Melinn, Neither Contract Nor Concession: The Public Personality of the Corporation 26 Williamson, Corporate Governance 27 Question 29 Section 3. The Neo-Traditional Response 29 Clark, Agency Costs versus Fiduciary Duties 29 Questions 33 Problems 33 Section 4. Corporate Form and Corporate Governance: The Current Debate 33 Bebchuk, The Debate on Contractual Freedom in Corporate Law 33 Note 35 Dallas, Two Models of Corporate Governance: Beyond Berle and Means 35 O'Melinn, Neither Contract Nor Concession: The Public Personality of the Corporation 37 Section 5. Close Corporations: A Different Result? -· 40 Donahue v. Rodd Electrotype Co. of New England * 40 Mitchell, Close Corporations Reconsidered 43 Questions 44 Chapter 2 Limited Liability — A Central Problem in Corporate Finance 45 Section 1. The Basic Conflict between Creditors and Stockholders 45 Manning and Hanks, A Concise Textbook on Legal Capital 45 Note 50 Problem — The Term Sheet 51 Section 2. The Origins and Purposes of Limited Liability 51 Mitchell, Close Corporations Reconsidered 51 Halpern, Trebilcock & Turnbull, An Economic Analysis of Limited Liability in Corporate Law 55 Easterbrook & Fischel, Limited Liability and the Corporation 58 Stone, The Place of Enterprise Liability in the Control of Corporate Conduct 60 Problem — The Policy of Limited Liability 62 Section 3. Legal Limitations — Limited Liability and Corporate Structure 63 a. Veil Piercing under Corporate Law 64 (i) Traditional Veil Piercing 64 Problem — Structuring the Corporation 64 Favour Mind Ltd. v. Pacific Shores, Inc. 64 Notes and Questions 69 (ii) Reverse Veil Piercing 73 Notes and Questions 75 b. Lender's Liability for Corporate Debts 76 Problem — Lender's Liability for Corporate Debts 76 Krivo Indus. Supply Co. v. Nat'l Distillers & Chem. Corp. 77 Notes and Questions 84 Section 4. Limited Liability and Environmental Claims 85 a. "Owner" and "Operator" under CERCLA 85 U.S. v. Bestfoods 85 Notes and Questions 88 b. Successor Liability under CERCLA 91 North Shore Gas Co. v. Salomon, Inc. 91 Notes and Questions 98 с Lender Liability for Environmental Claims 98 Monarch Title, Inc. v. City of Florence 98 Notes and Questions 101 Chapter 3 Valuation 105 Section 1. Introduction to Valuation 106 a. The Idea of Capital 106 b. The Idea of Valuation 107 Notes and Questions 109 Section 2. Risk and Return 110 a. Introduction to Risk and Return 111 b. Return as a Function of Present Value 112 (і) Future Value 112 (ii) Present Value 115 (A) Present Value of a Lump Sum 115 (B) Present Value of an Annuity 117 (1) Ordinary Annuity 118 (2) Annuity Due 119 Problems 121 с Risk as a Function of Probability 121 Section 3. Valuation Methods: Putting Risk and Return to Work 127 a. A Brief Introduction to Basic Accounting Principles 128 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part I 131 b. Valuation Methods 132 (i) Balance Sheet Based Valuation 132 (A) Book Value 132 (B) Adjusted Book Value 136 (C) Net Asset Value 136 (ii) Income Statement Based Valuation 137 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part II 141 (iii) Cash Flow Based Valuation 142 (A) Dividend Discount Model 142 (B) Discounted Cash Flow Method 149 с Capital Budgeting 150 Questions 151 Section 4. Fundamental Valuation in Legal Context 151 a. Valuation in Appraisal Proceedings 152 (i) Valuation Methodology 152 (A) Historical Context 152 Notes and Questions 159 (B) Modern Application 163 Le Beau v. M.G. Bancorporation, Inc. 163 Notes and Questions 171 (ii) Minority and Marketability Discounts 175 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part III 175 Cavalier Oil Corp. v. Harnett 175 Question 178 Pueblo Bancorporation v. Lindoe, Inc. 178 Notes and Questions 184 (iii) Synergies and Other Benefits of the Merger 187 Cede & Co. v. Technicolor, Inc. 187 Notes and Questions 192 (iv) Exclusivity of Appraisal Rights 194 Cede and Co. v. Technicolor, Inc. 194 Notes and Questions 200 Problem — Providing Appraisal Rights 202 b. Valuation by Agreement 202 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part IV 203 Allen v. Biltmore Tissue Corp. 203 Note 206 Helms v. Duckworth 207 Notes ' 210 c. Valuation in Other Legal Contexts ^ 212 Donahue v. Draper 212 Questions 216 Nardini v. Nardini 217 Notes and Questions 220 Sections. Market-Based Valuation 221 a. Portfolio Theory 222 Problem — Portfolio Theory and Corporate Governance 222 (i) Appetites for Risk 223 (ii) Risk Reduction by Diversification 224 (iii) The Efficient Frontier 226 (iv) Lending and Borrowing 227 (v) Practical Consequences 228 b. Capital Asset Pricing Model 229 Problem — Smith Drugstores, Part V 230 (i) Derivation and Meaning of CAPM 231 (ii) Applications 233 (iii) Assumptions Underlying CAPM 235 (iv) Empirical Testing of CAPM 237 (v) CAPM in Court 239 Cede & Co. v. Technicolor, Inc. 239 Notes and Questions 241 с Efficient Capital Market Hypothesis 242 (i) "Fraud-on-the-Market" Theory 242 Basic, Inc. v. Levinson 242 Questions 251 Kaufman v. i-Stat Corp. 251 (ii) The Roots and Meaning of the ECMH 258 (iii) Empirical State of Play 262 (iv) Noise Theory 264 Questions 265 d. Behavioral Finance 265 Cunningham, Behavioral Finance and Investor Governance 265 Notes and Questions 271 Note: Post-Modern Finance Theory 274 Chapter 4 Managing Risk (Hedging) with Derivatives 277 Section 1. Types of Derivative Instruments 278 a. Options 278 (i) Overview 278 (ii) Options Used for Hedging: An Example 281 (iii) Options Used for Speculation: An Example 282 (iv) Option Pricing Theory 282 Notes and Questions 284 b. Forwards 285 (i) Overview 285 (ii) Forward Price 285 (iii) Counterparty Credit Risk 286 c. Futures 286 d. Swaps 288 Section 2. The Spectrum from Hedging to Speculation 290 Notes and Questions 291 Long Term Capital Management 291 Cunningham, Outsmarting the Smart Money 291 Sections. Judicial Analysis of Derivatives 294 a. Contractual Interpretation 294 Eternity Global Master Fund Ltd. v. Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. 294 Note 299 b. Derivatives and Fiduciary Duties 299 Brane v. Roth 299 Notes and Questions 301 с Derivatives as "Securities" 302 In the Matter of ВТ Securities Corporation 302 Notes and Questions 308 Jurisdictional Turf Wars 309 Procter & Gamble Co. v. Bankers Trust Co. 311 Caiola v. Citibank, N.A. 320 d. Accounting for Derivatives 326 Enron, Derivatives and Accounting 327 Cunningham, The Sarbanes-Oxley Yawn: Heavy Rhetoric, Light Reform (And It Might Just Work) 327 Chapter 5 The Rights of Contract Claimants — Part 1 : Holders of Debt Securities 329 Section 1. The Concept and Consequences of Leverage 330 Graham, Dodd & Cottle, Security Analysis 330 Klein & Coffee, Business Organization and Finance 334 Notes and Questions 337 Section 2. The Characteristics of Debt 338 a. Types and General Attributes 338 Klein and Coffee, Business Organization and Finance 338 Questions 341 b. The Changing Nature of Corporate Debt 341 (i) Generally 341 Klein and Coffee, Business Organization and Finance 341 (ii) The Rise (and Fall?) of High-Yield Debt Securities 342 Pitt and Groskaufmanis, A Tale of Two Instruments: Insider Trading in Non-Equity Securities 342 Note 344 Comment, Junk Bonds: Do They Have a Value? 346 Booth, Junk Bonds, the Relevance of Dividends and the Limits of Managerial Discretion 347 Notes and Questions 348 Section 3. Valuation of Debt Securities 351 Section 4. The Legal Treatment of Debtholders 352 a. Debtholders as Contract Claimants 353 Simons v. Cogan ƒ 353 Questions * ЪЪ1 Pitt and Groskaufmanis, A Tale of Two Instruments: Insider Trading in Non-Equity Securities 358 Questions 361 b. Interpreting the Debt Contract 361 (i) Key Contractual Terms and Protective Provisions 361 A. The Promise to Pay and Provisions Designed to Support It 361 B. Ranking 362 С Covenants 363 D. Redemption 365 E. Events of Default 366 Problem — Balancing the Rights of Debtholders and Stockholders in the Bond Indenture 367 (ii) Judicial Interpretation of the Debt Contract 369 Sharon Steel Corp. v. Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. 369 Note and Questions 377 Rudbart v. North Jersey District Water Supply Commission 378 Note on Zero Coupon Debt Securities 388 Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc. v. Archer Daniels Midland Co. 389 Notes and Questions 397 с Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing 399 Katz v. Oak Industries Inc. 399 Notes and Questions 406 Problem — Coercing Bondholders 407 DeMott, The Biggest Deal Ever 407 Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. v. RJR Nabisco, Inc. 408 Denouement 422 Notes and Questions 424 Problem — Negotiating and Drafting Event Risk Protection 436 d. The Right to Sue 437 (i) Derivative Suits 437 Hoff v. Sprayregan 437 Notes and Questions 440 Harff v. Kerkorian 440 Notes and Questions 443 American Law Institute Principles of Corporate Governance: Analysis and Recommendations 446 Questions 448 (ii) Contractual Limitations 448 Problem — Standing to Sue 448 American Bar Foundation Commentaries on Model Debenture Indenture Provisions 449 Simons v. Cogan 450 Problem — The Extra-Contractual Rights of Bondholders 451 Rabinowitz v. Kaiser-Frazer Corp. 452 Notes and Questions 457 Problem— Collective Action by Bondholders 458 Section 5. Other Participants in Debt Offerings 458 a. Underwriter 458 b. Indenture Trustee 459 (i) Trustee as Competing Creditor 464 Morris v. Cantor 464 Questions 467 (ii) Breach of Fiduciary Duty under State Law 468 Broad v. Rockwell International Corporation 468 (iii) Pre-Default Duties of a Trustee under the TIA 469 Elliott Assoc. v. J. Henry Schroder Bank & Tr. Co. 469 Note 474 (iv) Loyalty to Debtholders 475 Rabinowitz v. Kaiser-Frazer Corp. 475 U.S. Trust Co. of New York v. First Nat'l City Bank 475 Harriet & Henderson Yarns, Inc. v. Castle 478 Notes and Questions 483 Problem — The Duties of the Indenture Trustee 483 с Rating Agencies 483 Questions 486 Section 6. The Bankruptcy Rights of Debtholders 486 a. Introduction 486 b. Operating in the "Vicinity of Insolvency" 486 Pepper v. Litton 486 Notes and Questions 490 с The Options Available to a Financially Troubled Corporation 492 d. Why Allow a Failed Business to Reorganize? 499 Roe, Bankruptcy and Debt: A New Model for Corporate Reorganization 499 Baird and Jackson, Corporate Reorganization and the Treatment of Diverse Ownership Interests: A Comment on Adequate Protection of Secured Creditors in Bankruptcy 501 Roe, Bankruptcy and Debt: A New Model for Corporate Reorganization 502 Notes and Questions 503 e. Fundamental Bankruptcy Concepts 504 (i) Automatic Stay and Adequate Protection 504 Baird and Jackson, Corporate Reorganization and the Treatment of Diverse Ownership Interests: A Comment on Adequate Protection of Secured Creditors in Bankruptcy 504 (ii) Absolute Priority Rule and "Cram Down" 506 Consolidated Rock Products Co. v. Du Bois 506 Notes and Questions 513 Kham & Nate's Shoes No. 2, Inc. v. First Bank of Whiting 516 Bank of America Nat'l Trust v. 203 N. LaSalle St. Partnership 521 Notes 528 In re Zenith Electronics Corp. 529 Baird and Jackson, Bargaining after the Fall and the Contours of the Absolute Priority Rule 535 11 U.S.C. §1129 (2005) , 5Ъ7 A Note on the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Reform Act of 2005 539 (iii) Equitable Subordination 540 Problem — Reorganizing the Troubled Debtor 542 (iv) Fraudulent Conveyance 544 Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (1984) Selected Provisions 545 Section 7. Legislative Responses to the Plight of Debtholders 546 Problem — Bondholder Protective Legislation 546 Section 8. Advanced Debt Topics 550 a. Application of Fraudulent Conveyance Statutes to Leveraged Acquisitions 550 Problem—The LBO That Failed 550 Pay 'N Pak Stores, Inc. v. Court Square Capital Ltd. 552 ProtoComm Corp. v. Novell, Inc. 554 Notes and Questions 558 b. Asset-Backed Securitization 567 Major's Furniture Mart, Inc. v. Castle Credit Corp., Inc. 570 "Ziggy Stardust" Plays the Market 582 Questions 582 Chapter 6 The Rights of Contract Claimants — Part 2: Preferred Stock 585 Section 1. The Characteristics of Preferred Stock 586 Klein and Coffee, Business Organization and Finance 586 Notes and Questions 589 Problem — Drafting and Negotiating the Preferred Stock Contract 589 Optional Problem — Valuing Preferred Stock 590 Section 2. Dividends and Voting 591 Gutmann ν. Illinois Central R. Co. 591 Notes and Questions 594 Baron v. Allied Artists Pictures Corporation 596 Notes and Questions 601 Section 3. Repurchases, Redemptions, Conversions and Liquidations 602 Problem — Recapitalizing a Distressed Corporation 602 The De Facto Merger Doctrine 602 In re Sunstates Corp. Shareholders' Litigation 603 Note 606 Rauch v. RCA Corp. 606 Notes and Questions 609 Elliot Associates, L.P. v. Avatex 613 Notes and Questions 619 Section 4. The Extra-Contractual Rights of Preferred Stockholders 619 Problem — Structuring a Merger 619 Dalton ν. American Investment Co. 620 Questions 631 Jedwab ν. MGM Grand Hotels, Inc. 632 Questions 644 In re FLS Holdings Inc. Shareholders Litigation 644 Questions 649 Mitchell, The Puzzling Paradox of Preferred Stock (And Why We Should Care About It) 651 Chapter 7 The Rights of Contract Claimants—Part 3: Convertible Securities 661 Section 1. Economics of Convertible Securities 661 Section 2. Justifications for Convertible Securities 667 Klein, The Convertible Bond: A Peculiar Package 668 Questions 670 Problem — Financing with Convertible Bonds 670 Section 3. Obligation of the Corporation to Protect Conversion Rights 671 a. Fiduciary Duties 671 Simons v. Cogan 672 b. Contractual Rights 672 (i) Notice of Redemption 672 Van Gemert v. Boeing Co. 672 Notes and Questions 678 (ii) Antidilution 684 (A) Stock Splits and Reverse Stock Splits 684 Reiss v. Financial Performance Corp. 686 Notes and Questions 688 (B) "Cheap" Stock 692 (C) Distribution of Assets and Evidences of Indebtedness 693 HB Korenvaes Investments, L.P. v. Marriott Corp. 694 Note 711 (iii) Antidestruction 712 Wood v. Coastal States Gas Corp. 712 Notes and Questions 720 Problem — Interpreting the Convertible Debenture Contract 723 (iv) Contractual Example 724 Revised Model Simplified Indenture 724 Chapters The Rights of Ownership Claimants — Part 1: General Concepts 737 Section 1. The Nature of Fiduciary Duty 738 Easterbrook & Fischel, Corporate Control Transactions 738 Mitchell, The Death of Fiduciary Duty in Close Corporations 740 Questions 741 Section 2. The Declaration and Payment of Dividends 741 a. Legal Capital Rules 742 Problem — Legal Restrictions on Dividends 744 1 Revised Model Business Corporation Act Annotated 745 Note 749 b. A Board's Ability to Declare a Dividend 749 Gabelli & Co. v. Liggett Group, Inc. 749 Questions 753 Baron v. Allied Artists Pictures Corp. 755 Section 3. Dividend Policy 755 Problem — Walton Sporting Goods 756 a. Theories of Dividend Policy 757 Notes and Questions ƒ 761 b. Practical Issues in Dividend Policy * 763 Notes and Questions 766 с Dividends of Property and Securities 768 Anadarko Petroleum Co. v. Panhandle Eastern Corporation 770 Notes and Questions 775 Isquith v. Caremark International, Inc. 776 Note on Tracking Stock: The "Internal Spin-Off" 780 Section 4. Redemptions and Repurchases 781 a. Statutory Treatment 782 b. Purpose 782 с Federal Regulation 783 (i) Open Market Repurchases 784 (ii) Self-Tender Offers 784 (A) Issuer Tender Offers 784 (B) "Going Private" Transactions 785 d. Fiduciary Duties 785 Kahn v. U.S. Sugar Corp. 785 Grobów v. Perot 790 Note and Questions 795 Lowenstein, Management Buyouts 796 Section 5. Preemptive Rights and Dilution 798 Introductory Note and Problem 798 Katzowitz v. Sidler 800 Note and Question 804 Frantz Mfg. Co. v. EAC Industries 805 Notes and Questions 810 Ziegler v. American Maize-Products Co. 811 Section 6. Recapitalizations and Restructurings 813 Problem — Restructuring and the Minority Stockholder 813 Jones v. H. F. Ahmanson & Co. 814 Questions 820 Leader v. Hycor, Inc. 821 Notes and Questions 824 Note: The One Share, One Vote Debate 826 Section 7. Fiduciary Duty and Corporate Democracy 828 Blasius Industries, Inc. v. Atlas Corporation 829 Notes and Questions 836 Chapter 9 The Rights of Ownership Claimants — Part 2: Mergers and Acquisitions 839 Section 1. The Duty of Care and the Business Judgment Rule 839 a. A Board's Decision to Sell the Company 839 Cede & Co. v. Technicolor, Inc. 842 Cinerama, Inc. v. Technicolor, Inc. 845 Notes and Questions 854 b. A Board's Decision to Purchase a Company 854 Ash v. McCall 854 Note 861 Hewlett v. Hewlett-Packard Co. 861 Notes and Questions 868 Section 2. The Duty of Loyalty 868 a. A Board's Decision to Sell the Company 868 Paramount Communications Inc. v. QVC Network Inc. 871 Notes and Questions 884 b. A Board's Ability to Adopt Defensive Strategies 885 (i) General Standard 886 Problem — Repelling the Hostile Tender Offer 886 Unocal Corp. v. Mesa Petroleum Co. 889 Notes and Questions 896 Problem — Defensive Repurchases 902 Paramount Communications, Inc. v. Time, Inc. 903 Notes and Questions 918 (ii) Poison Pills 920 City Capital Assoes, v. Interco Inc. 920 Notes and Questions 930 Carmody v. Toll Brothers, Inc. 931 Quickturn Design Systems, Inc. v. Shapiro 935 Note 936 (iii) Greenmail 936 Heckmann v. Ahmanson 936 Macey and McChesney, A Theoretical Analysis of Corporate Greenmail 939 Notes and Questions 942 Problem — Legislating Against Greenmail 944 (iv) Deal Protection Measures 944 ACE Limited v. Capital Re Corp. 945 Omnicare, Inc. v. NCS Healthcare, Inc. 949 с Transactions with Controlling Stockholders 958 Problem — Freezing-Out the Dissenting Stockholder 958 Problem — Freeze-Out by Dissolution 959 Weinberger v. UOP, Inc. 960 Notes and Questions 968 In re Siliconix Inc. Shareholders Litigation 971 Notes and Questions 979 Section 3. Antitakeover Legislation 982 Problem — Enforcing Constituency Legislation 986 Section 4. De Facto Merger Doctrine (Redux) 987 Hariton v. Arco Electronics, Inc. 987 Rath v. Rath Packing Company 988 Notes and Questions 994 Epilogue and Concluding Problem — Reconceptualizing the Corporation 998 Index 1001
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