英文摘要 |
This article concentrates on Corwin v. KKR Financial Holdings LLC to explore the development of fiduciary law review in Delaware. Under Corwin, the informed shareholder rectification without coercion may shift the standard of review to the business judgment rule. Although Corwin is the extension of previous case law, it is associated with the recent trend of abusive shareholder litigation and the rise of institutional investors. In the rulings thereafter, the Delaware court focuses on whether the shareholder receives the information necessary to make the decision and whether their decision-making is coerced. Furthermore, the Delaware court constructs a standard to determine the existence of the controlling shareholder for the case in question, which is the threshold issue with respect to the application of Corwin. This article examines the influence of Corwin on Delaware’s review of fiduciary duty compliance and analyzes several related issues that might be helpful to development of Taiwan’s fiduciary with a view to providing insight into the shareholder’s remedy regarding the revocation of shareholder resolution and the determination of the de facto director under current law. |