Addressing an issue that has been for the first time squarely presented to any Delaware Court, the Court of Chancery in In Re MFW Shareholders Litigation, C.A. No. 6566-CS, May 29, 2013, ruled that “when a controlling stockholder merger has, from the time of the controller’s first overture, been subject to (i) negotiation and approval
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