Stock Under the Definition of Securities—Adoption of a Rebuttable Presumption That Stock Used to Acquire Greater Than Fifty Percent Interest in a Corporation Is Not a Security as Defined by the Securities Acts, Sutter v. Groen

Thomas K. Lammert Jr.

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Stock Under the Definition of Securities—Adoption of a Rebuttable Presumption That Stock Used to Acquire Greater Than Fifty Percent Interest in a Corporation Is Not a Security as Defined by the Securities Acts, Sutter v. Groen

Author: Thomas K. Lammert Jr. (Washington University School of Law)

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Keywords: Sutter v. Groen, Presumptions (Law), Securities, United States

How to Cite: Lammert, T. K., Jr. (1983) “Stock Under the Definition of Securities—Adoption of a Rebuttable Presumption That Stock Used to Acquire Greater Than Fifty Percent Interest in a Corporation Is Not a Security as Defined by the Securities Acts, Sutter v. Groen”, Washington University Law Review. 61(2).