Yesterday, SNAP members tried to deliver letters at the 21 chancery offices asking the bishops to join Cardinal George in pushing for legal remedies.
Vice Chancellor Leo E. Strine Jr., of the Delaware Court of Chancery in Wilmington, asked repeatedly why both sides did not just "all agree to terminate".
He said a monsignor whose name he could not remember called from the chancery of the archdiocese sometime around 1988 asking to confirm the details of the allegations.
Oracle is asking Judge Leo E. Strine Jr. of the Delaware Chancery Court to compel PeopleSoft to rescind its "poison pill" provision, which would make the company's stock prohibitively expensive.
For example, Grant & Eisenhofer, a law firm representing a Louisiana public employees' pension fund, asked the Delaware Chancery Court in November to order Hershey to open its books so that the fund could verify shareholders' claims that the chocolate maker had worked with suppliers who used illegal child labor in Ghana and Ivory Coast.
Citing recent evidence, Parretti's attorneys Thursday asked the Delaware Chancery Court to reopen the 1991 case in which the legally troubled financier lost control of MGM.
"In more than a few chanceries the question that will be asked as this year ends is 'who is next to find that America is today more interested in propitiating its enemies than in protecting its allies?'".
Essentially, shareholders would need to vote against the leveraged buyout and then ask Delaware's court of chancery to "appraise" the true value of their shares.
A lawyer for Toys R Us Inc.c. shareholders asked a judge in Delaware Chancery Court yesterday to delay a shareholder vote on the proposed sale of the company to provide additional time for more bidders to emerge.
Ratcheting up a dispute between two media giants, the Liberty Media Corporation asked a Delaware Court of Chancery on Monday for the right to take control of IAC/InterActiveCorp and oust its chief executive, Barry Diller.
On Friday, Sallie Mae asked the Delaware Court of Chancery to accelerate its lawsuit, arguing that the buyers — J. C. Flowers & Company and Friedman Fleischer & Lowe, as well as Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase — were interfering with operations in an effort to force the company to accept a lower price.
