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Corporate Raiding in India
An overview:
The twentieth century began with the process of transformation of the entire Economic scenario. The economy of India, which has been controlled and regulated by the government free to seize new opportunities in the world. With the announcement of the policy of globalization, the doors of the Indian economy opened to foreign investors. But to compete on the world platform, the level of activity need to be increased. In this scenario, as amended, mergers and acquisitions were the best option for the company given the time factor in the detection of potential provided by globalization involved.
This new weapon in the arsenal of the company, however, proved to be advantageous, but soon the robbers with large Disposable wealth began to take this opportunity to the detriment of small investors. This created the need for some regulation to protect the interests of investors so that the Process of acquisition and mergers will be used to develop the securities market and not to sabotage it [1].
By and large, speaking, companies under the Act included classified as follows:
(I) A public limited company listed on a recognized stock exchange, that is a publicly traded company listed are;
(Ii) A public undertaking not to any stock exchanges, ie, a non-listed companies are listed;
(Sick) A private companies, and
(Iv) A private company, the subsidiary of a public company.
The recent M & A boom in India has only the friendly offers were together, and since its economic liberalization in 1991, India has only a handful of hostile takeover attempts experienced. Conventional wisdom suggests that hostile takeovers by foreign companies will not occur in India because the (i) the prevalence of controlling shareholders in most Indian companies and the substantial participation of the Indian financial institutions, which are usually harmful side with controllers, (ii) the need to purchase Government approvals for foreign acquisitions make hostile takeovers would be impossible, and (iii) the provisions in the Indian Takeover Code favoring existing controlling shareholders. Analysis of the composition suggests the involvement, legal barriers and regulatory restrictions to the BSE 100 and BSE-500 companies in India, currently at least 8-15% of Indian companies, including some of India's most famous face of the theoretical perspective of the acquisition by foreign Purchaser without the consent of the existing controlling shareholders recorded. And unlike their counterparts in the United States, these vulnerable Indian companies can not claim to take defensive measures such as the poison pill and staggered board, so, apart from trying to increase the participation of the controlling shareholder value-destroying tactics scorched earth, the only effective defensive measures available to vulnerable Indian companies today.
Indian politicians face an important regulatory Chance. While the government's decision, foreign hostile takeovers has made approval, regulatory authorities have discretion to decide the extent, the free market for corporate control their policies currently permit is desirable for its businesses, investors and other stakeholders. But they come to this important policymakers should ensure Indian regulatory authorities that, unlike the current system, to make their political views on hostile takeovers clear by explicit rules and policy statements in the Takeover Code. In addition, India's securities regulator, Sebi, adoption of a principles-based Standard in the Takeover Code that prevent the kind of pernicious tactic of scorched earth and embedded contractual defenses would, otherwise, the proliferate in the face the absence of more traditional defensive measures [2].
Volume of acquisitions and takeover law:
The term "Takeover" is nowhere defined in the Company Act 1956 (Act) or in the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992 (SEBI Act) or in SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of shares and takeovers) Regulations 1997 (Takeover Code). In the absence of a legal definition of the term acquisition of their commercial use is to be understood. In commercial usage, the term acquisition means the act of any person or group of people (buyers) purchase of shares or voting rights to acquire or both a company (target company), from its shareholders, either through private negotiations with the majority of the shareholders or through a public offer for free Market with the intention to gain control of his M: friagement. Thus, the term "transfer" as the process can be described with the majority of the voting Capital of a company is purchased through secret acquisition of shares or through a public tender offer to shareholders. A takeover is a "hostile" if the management of the target company resists the attempted takeover.
Similarly, the term "acquisition" is also defined in any of the statutes listed above. Generally refers to a transaction would buy shares of a target company. If such a purchase of shares with an intention to take control of the target company, such acquisition is a takeover. Therefore, regardless of whether it is a takeover of a company or not, acquisition of shares when the stock of the Target Changing hands. However, these two terms are used interchangeably in takeover transactions [3].
Acquisition means acquiring control of a company the already registered through the purchase or exchange of shares. Acquisition is usually by acquisition or purchase of shareholders of a company, its shares at a fixed price to the extent of at least a majority participation in order to gain control of the company [4].
Acquisition is a business strategy of acquiring control over the management of the target company, either directly or indirectly. The motive of the purchaser to gain control of the board of directors of the target company for Synergy in decision making. The eagle eyes of the robbers are rich in search of cash and high growth rate of companies with low capital investment of promoters.
Despite their prominence elsewhere have hostile takeovers largely Indian foreign listed companies, which were rarely seen raids by hostile acquirers. This can cause us to believe that the Indian legal system – with the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and takeovers) Regulations, 2007 [5] (Takeover Code) the legislation to the point – is friendly to the incumbent shareholders and management and is unkind to Raiders. But show while reading the Takeover Code that does not preclude hostile takeovers were, and even more burdens, in fact, several limitations established operators and management once an open offer is made, thereby leveraging on the hostile acquirer.
A purchase of shares of a listed target company is regulated, including by the Companies Act, SEBI Act and the Takeover Code. Such acquisition is also subject to the intervention and control of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). In respect of acquisition of shares other target companies, is the law on p. 108 of the Act, in which the delegation of shares included on the basis of mutual agreement between the parties without intervention by external bodies. However, if the acquisition of shares in these companies, the acquirer can gain control over the management of a listed company subject the provisions of the Takeover Code apply in such an acquisition.
First, the Takeover Code, which is described above, no direct impediment to hostile takeovers. Second, the foreign investment policy of the Government of India and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), with the acquisition of shares by foreign purchasers. Also these were mostly liberalized in 2006 (press notice – the relevant paragraph 2e) so that foreign investors in to buy shares in Indian companies without the approval of the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB) or the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in the case of the unsolicited offer made under the Takeover Code. Foreign buyers can buy shares in Indian companies without your consent, except in certain industries or sectors where caps are exceeded, while the price at or above the current market price of the shares is [6].
The basic principle is that when acquisition is a tender offer, the Takeover Code applies in addition to other provisions of the law. In other words, in the event of a takeover, which meet both of the Takeover Code and the Law is necessary, whereas in the case of acquisition simplicitor, compliance of the only law is required.
Further, if an acquisition results in a "combination" [7], then the provisions of the Competition Act 2002 also became applicable, and adjusted to the approval of the Competition Commission in India. If the acquisition results in both inflow or outflow of funds, or from India, the provisions of the Act would then Foreign Exchange Management, 1999 (FEMA) and are applicable in such cases the approval either of the Reserve Bank of India or the Central Government may be required.
Thus, in the case of acquisitions, the current laws and regulatory authorities, including all of the above or some of them, as can be the case.
Corporate Raiding:
A corporate raid is a business overview for the purchase of a large interest a corporation and then to adopt value shares voting on the measures aimed at increasing, sometimes] referred to as a fraction of a company [8 It describes a certain kind of hostile takeover in which the assets of the acquired company are immediately sold off. The target company is essentially disappears in the process. The measures could replace top executives, downsizing operations or Liquidation of the company. The management of many large listed companies reacted negatively to the threat of a hostile takeover or corporate raid and drastic defensive measures including poison pills, golden parachutes and increasing debt pursued at the balance sheet. In later years, many of the locusts would be re-labeled as "activist shareholder" [9].
This can be a profitable exercise if the company holds disposable assets or liquid investments that are valued higher than the company's current market capitalization. Examples include companies that a valuable land or equipment, while their share is too low due to market factors. After a "hit" on its share price for whatever reason, can The company aims for a leveraged buyout [10].
Although the "Corporate Raider" moniker is rarely applied to contemporary Private equity investors, there is no formal distinction between a "corporate raid" and other private equity investments, purchases of existing companies [11]. The label has been attributed generally to constituencies within the acquired company or the media. However, a company would have raided the rule a leveraged buyout that would mean a hostile takeover of the company, saw asset stripping, major layoffs or other significant restructuring activities. Furthermore, would the threat of corporate raid on the practice of "greenmail", acquisition in which a corporate raider or other party would be a significant interest in the stock of a company and receive a premium (effectively a bribe) from the company to avoid pursuing a hostile takeover of the company. Green mail is a referral from a company existing shareholders to a third party investor and provided no value to existing shareholders but benefit the existing Executives. The practice of "greenmail" is usually not as a tactic of private equity investors and will not be tolerated by the market participants.
Among the most notable corporate raiders of the 1980s, Carl Icahn, Victor Posner, Nelson Peltz, Robert M. Bass, T. Boone Pickens, Harold Clark Simmons, Kirk Kerkorian, Sir James Goldsmith, Saul Steinberg and Asher Edelman. Carl Icahn a reputation as a ruthless corporate raider after his hostile takeover of TWA in 1985. The result of this acquisition was Icahn systematically selling TWA used the power of the debt he repaid to the company, which was described as asset stripping purchase. In 1985, Pickens on the cover of Time magazine as "one of the best known and most controversial businessmen profiled in the USA" for its pursuit of Unocal, Gulf Oil and Cities Services. would in later years many of the corporate raiders again characterized as "activist shareholders." Many of the locusts were once clients of Michael Milken, the investment bank Drexel Burnham Lambert helped to blind pools of capital, with the Corporate Raiders a legitimate attempt to make a company that could and made available high-yield debt financing of the acquisitions [12].
Corporate raids became the hallmark of a handful of investors in the 1970s and 80s, the main lines of credit and were able to build great companies to buy for little or no money, often by issuing junk bonds. This Corporate Raiders a good reputation to destroy a number of well-managed company, although this may be somewhat exaggerated, the question [13].
Some believe that a Side effect of the corporate raiding era is that companies are much more defensive, which many claim is not a good thing for the economy. Others argue that corporate Raids against corporate managers to avoid complacency and serve to reallocate capital from less to more productive sectors in the economy. In particular, some argue that the apparent superior performance of U.S. companies in the 1990s compared to German or Japanese companies arose because the latter companies protected from corporate raids are.
Opponents argue the corporate raid, that this usually occurs only at well run and successful manage their money. They also argue that corporate raids cause major economic disruption and are sold at unemployment as factories closed. Supporters of the corporate raid argue that companies have the great fortune and low stock prices, are not managing their money well and should either try to regain the confidence of the markets by increasing their share prices or liquidate part of their assets and the money back to shareholders.
In the early 1980s, a corporate raider would still purchase large quantities of an undervalued company stock. He (the raider tend to male), then public be known
Intention to buy a majority stake in the company, creating a demand for the shares of the company where none previously existed. The Corporate Raider to what he rails when a group of incompetent managers and suggested hiring more capable leaders for the good of the shareholders. The managers would have entrenched not intended to incompetent. To protect their own jobs and careers, they answered with a doomsday scenario, taking over in the hope
that shareholders would be loyal to them. Based on more solid historical evidence that would be predicted Management Corporate Raider dramatically reduce costs, selfish bag
Excess cash, transfer of the most profitable units to another company in the Raider stock portfolio, sell other units to the highest bidder to liquidate the remains, and in the process, interfere with the
lives of dedicated employees and community members. Many robbers pursued because such strategies of the company items were worth more than the entire organization. [14]
Letter to shareholders enjoyed a financial windfall during the corporate raider and executive fought to her heart, mind, and purses. The price for the company previously stagnating stock
dramatically as more people wanted the price of premium increases Raider would have to pay to obtain a majority stake in the company. Despite the higher stock price made
the company an expensive takeover target, the corporate raider, Who already hold a significant amount of stock, saw the value of his stock portfolio shoot up [15].
Following management's appeal not to the shareholders in stock, the sale raider fell on deaf ears as often was the case manager was looking for a "white knights" willing to significant portions of the population is less than friendly buying conditions. This typically included the continued employment of the current management team. Manager or could make the company financially
unattractive to the corporate raider either by selling the most valuable assets or the assumption of massive debt [16].
At this point in the poker game, the Corporate Raider in his chips cashed. win the white knight or management team would pay a premium Raider share price, known as "greenmail," only to get rid of him. At the end of the raider got his wealth to which it was really about in the first line. The management team of the jobs were once again
secure. Sorry , the remaining organization in a financial mess [17].
Merger or acquisition or purchase may be achieved by various means such as the Purchase of assets or shares of a target company or by scheme of arrangement under the procedure under the Companies Act 1956 provided for in section 391 to 396A. The raids, Bids and defenses are the result of people, moods. Corporate wars and aggressive approach can be avoided and the war mood of the opponents defensive steps by stalled. In most countries, a hostile takeover, or corporate-RAID is a method for the acquisition of a company by buying a large participation, usually without explicit consent of either the Board or the shareholders, and then with shareholder voting rights, measures to increase the company's share value (Cost reduction, restructuring, downsizing, liquidation, sale of assets, etc.) to adopt. Such attacks in India may be the use of law enforcement authorities or to force security services for current activities and often try to make the collection of documents on future legal fraudulent registrations. Other techniques Raiding include forced bankruptcy, document forgery, fraudulent stock register, greenmail, shareholder lawsuits and, more recently, the partnership with financial institutions to credit as a means to acquire real assets. Corporate Raiding in Russia during the 1990s, when the Soviet Union collapsed and the Economy developed in the direction of privatization. Raiding is done in the following types as Creditor-based attacks, forced bankruptcy, shareholder arrangements abuse complicated legal transfer with the use of physical violence. The case of Hermitage Capital and its media-CEO William Browder is noteworthy as an example of raiding.
Consequences of attacks visualize is wider than it can lead to political, social or economic problems. As a corporate raiding more widespread than it already is, successful entrepreneurs must also spend a large portion of time and resources to protect their businesses from looters, risking the loss of property, imprisonment or even physical violence; if hostile takeovers fail. There is a need for the economy over the potential threat that may be caused by the looters are educated, they should be educated as to their ownership, share register etc,. The central government has encouraged mergers and mergers and acquisitions if such combinations of two or more companies in the public interest and to promote industry and trade. But it is the policy of the government to the interests of shareholders and investors to protect the government's measures constituted Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI ') recently relaxed the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and takeovers) Regulations, 1997 ("SEBI Takeover Code") governs the acquisition of listed companies in India. Techniques are used in raids as techniques of the raid Tender offer bid. The procedure for the organization acquisitions include collection of relevant information and analysis, testing shareholders profile Investigation of title to and investigated in debt, the examination of the statutes, etc,. Defense against takeover offer may be paid in advance preventive measures to defend how – apart common interests and joint coordination agreement, interlocking shareholdings and cross-shareholdings output from the block of shares to friends and associates, defensive merger other things. Tactical defense strategies include friendly purchase of shares, emotional attachment, loyalty and patriotism, legal action "Operation White Knight "," Golden Parachutes "etc,.
Four basic tactics or systems can be carved, when we study the practice of corporate raiding, the Insolvency, corporate law, litigation and land arrangements are the exception to the most common of the other complementary tactics such as the creation and presentation of false Evidence in civil litigation. At least three causes can be identified, first is the general insecurity of property rights resulting from the privatization of state Assets, the second a poor corporate governance and the ultimate cause of the raids is the fact that the legal system simply is not equipped to deal with this new to counter form of crime. The court system, the inadequacy of the criminal law, the shortcomings in criminal investigations, the problems of good faith Buyer and the review of corporate documents under the gaps that can be identified. To solve this problem, a new bankruptcy law to be more stringent screening and ethical requirements are imposed for trustees to consider the extension of the time the judge and make decisions, and also expand debtor creditor rights to challenge petitions.
The corrupt acquisition of control over the target company usually by falsifying corporate documents and / or corrupt gaining control over a substantial part of the voting rights or the Board of Directors of the target company is common in nature. The Raider is a false Power of attorney or other document authorizing him or co-conspirators, enter transactions on behalf of the target company and then transfer the target's assets to itself or affiliated companies or change Raider bribes to officials of the state registration agencies to achieve the objective of the company registration documents to him and / or his allies faux control of the target company. He used it to drain off the target assets [18].
Another important tactic can be used by raider, the creation and presentation of false evidence is in civil litigation. For example, in responding to claims victims, hunters usually offer false evidence, such as fabricated contracts and corporate resolutions, "prove" the alleged legitimacy of their acquisitions. There are certain Steps that companies take to protect themselves. These measures include retaining qualified legal counsel to draft and revise any Documents and contracts installation while maintaining corporate investigation company with partners and large customers, and explore more of the above compliance with all relevant laws and regulations [19].
The term "taking over" is nowhere defined in the Company Act 1956 (Act) or in the Securities and Exchange Board of India Act 1992 (SEBI Act) or in SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and takeovers) Regulations, 1997 (Takeover Code). In the absence of legal definition, the term acquisition needs understanding of their commercial use. In business parlance, the term takeover of the action of a person or group of people (buyers) purchase of shares or voting rights or both of a company (target company), from its shareholders, either through private negotiations with the majority of the shareholders or acquired through a public offering in the open market with the intent to control its management. A takeover is considered "hostile" if the management of the target company resists the attempted takeover.
The basic principle is that the purchase of a takeover offer, the Takeover Code in addition to other applicable provisions of the law. In other words, in the event of a takeover, which meet both of the Takeover Code and the law, it is necessary, while in the case of the acquisition, compliance with the law only required. Further, if an acquisition results in a "combination", then the provisions of the Competition Act 2002, applicable grown and adapted to the approval of the Competition Commission in India. If the acquisition results in both inflow or outflow of funds to or from India, then the provisions of Foreign Exchange Management Act 1999 would apply and obtain needed in such cases the approval either of the Reserve Bank of India or the central government can be.
The goal behind the Takeover Code is to bring transparency in the acquisition and acquisitions in listed companies and to ensure that when minority Shareholders are not given too short of price fixing. The Takeover Code contains the mandatory and compulsory disclosure of the acquisition if the acquirer intends to do. The procedure in the case of an investor wants to transfer was clearly defined in the Companies Act, 1956, the Takeover Code and so on. These regulatory mechanisms were also the offenses, the penalties in case of any violation, obligations and restrictions on the Merchant Bankers, acquirers, the company itself, etc,. Acquired for the purposes of the combination is not only the acquisition of shares or voting rights and control of management but also the acquisition of or control over the assets of the target company. So for the purposes of the Competition Act 2002, acquisition of shares and voting rights, assets, and control of management are considered. In any combination, the negative in a significant lead effects on competition within the relevant market in India would be, is null and void and declared such an effect of the CCI, for the powers and procedures under the Competition Act, be decided in 2002 requested.
But the era of corporate raider seems to be largely over. In the later 1980s, the famous robber suffered from a series of bad purchases, lost the money (for their backers, primarily) and the credit lines dried up. In addition, companies were always sent in the fight against hostile takeovers by mechanisms such as the poison pill. Finally, the total price of the stock market increased, which reduced the number of situations in which a company's stock price was in relation to the assets it [20] controls low.
Remedy:
It is clear, raiding, as long as there is corruption and loop holes in the prosecution continue. But in the meantime there are steps taken to could be to alleviate the problem:
- Create mechanisms for the rapid exchange of evidence in court.
- Pass legislation specifically criminalizing Raiding and the establishment of specialized task forces to investigate and prosecute cases of raiding.
- Strengthening the criminal sanctions for the presentation of false evidence in civil matters and a mechanism for courts to refer suspected fraud to law enforcement for a quick decision.
- Amending the Criminal Code to allow prosecution of legal persons [21].
- Create legal mechanisms for obtaining and cooperating with testimony in court.
- Legislate for the recovery of assets in civil actions and good faith purchaser, the reason to know that had the assets to which they were bought by the seller purchased with fraudulent intent.
- Require registration officials authenticate and verify documents submitted to the Registrar of Companies, who have to pretend to change in corporate structure calculation.
- Passively purchase the Corporate Raider still look stock.
- Make the company less attractive financially by selling profitable units, or acquisition of unnecessary debt.
- Seek a "white knight" to the company to acquire friendly conditions.
- Pay the military Raider substantial amounts to purchase more shares of the company.
[1] http://www.takeovercode.com/necessity_of_takeover_code.php.
[2] http://works.bepress.com/shaun_mathew/1/
[3] Seth Dua & Associates, joint ventures and mergers and acquisitions in India, legal and tax Aspects, 2006 EDN., LexisNexis Butterworths Wadhwa publications.
[4] http://www.legalserviceindia.com/article/l183-Takeovers.html.
[5] http://www.sebi.gov.in/Index.jsp?contentDisp=SubSection&sec_id=2&sub_sec_id=2
[6] http://indiacorplaw.blogspot.com/2008/02/hostile-takeovers-in-india.html.
[7] Competition Act 2002, Section 5: The acquisition of one or more enterprises by one or more persons or merger or amalgamation of companies is a Combination of such companies and persons or companies, when-(a) acquisition, where-(i) the parties to the acquisition to be the acquirer and the enterprise whose control, shares, Voting rights or assets were acquired or acquired jointly have, – (A) either in India, the assets of the value of more than a thousand rupees crores or turnover more than three thousand rupees crores, or (B) in India or outside India, in aggregate, the assets of the value of more than 500 million U.S. dollars or turnover more than fifteen $ 100,000,000, or (ii) the group to which the enterprise whose control, shares, assets or voting rights have been acquired or are acquired, would after the acquisition includes, jointly or in common, – (A) either in India, the assets of the value of more than rupees four thousand crores or turnover more than twelve thousand crores rupees, or (B) in India or outside India, in aggregate, the assets of the value of more than 2 billion U.S. dollars or turnover more than $ 6,000,000,000, or (b) the acquisition of control by a person of a company if that person already operates a direct or indirect control of another company in the production, Marketing or trading of a similar or identical or substitutable goods or the provision of a similar or identical or substitutable service, if-(i) the company was on the control along with the company in which the acquirer already direct or indirect control jointly have acquired – (A) either in India, the assets of the value of more than a thousand rupees crores or turnover more than three thousand rupees crores, or (B) in India or outside India, in aggregate, the assets the value of more than $ 500,000,000 or more in sales than fifteen $ 100,000,000, or (ii) the group to which enterprise whose control is acquired, or acquired, would belong after the acquisition, jointly have or would have in common – (A) either in India, the assets of the value of more than four thousand crores rupees or sales more than twelve thousand crores rupees, or (B) in India or outside India, in aggregate, the assets of the value of more than 2 billion U.S. dollars or turnover more than $ 6000000000, or (C) a consolidation or merger in which (i) companies created after the merger or the company as a result of the merger, as the case may be, have – (A) either in India, the assets of the value of more than a thousand rupees crores or turnover more than rupees three thousand crores, or (B) in India or outside India, in aggregate, the assets worth more than five hundred million U.S. dollars or turnover more than fifteen $ 100,000,000, or (ii) the group to which the Company created following the merger or the company as a result of the merger, would belong after the merger or the merger, as the case may be may have, or would have, – (A) either in India, the assets of the value of more than four thousand crores rupees or turnover more than twelve thousand crores rupees, or (B) in I ndia or outside India, the assets of the value of more than $ 2000000000 or turnover more than $ six billionth Explanation .- For the purposes of this section, – (A) "control" means the control of the affairs or management by (i) one or more enterprises, either jointly or individually, through another company or a group, (ii) one or more groups, either jointly or singly, over another group or enterprise, (b) "group" means two or more companies which are directly or indirectly, in a position to – (i) exercise 26 percent. or more of the voting rights of the other company or (ii) appoint more than fifty Percent of the members of the board of directors in other companies, or (iii) control the management or affairs of another entity, (c) the value of assets less than the carrying value of the assets are determined as shown in the audited books of accounts for the company, for the fiscal year immediately preceding the fiscal year, in which the date is the planned merger, as reduced by depreciation and the value of the assets include the value of the brand, the value of goodwill, or have value of copyrights, patents allowed, collective mark, registered proprietor, registered trade mark, registered user, homonymous geographical indication, the geographical indications, design or layout-design or similar
other intellectual property rights, if any, for the purposes of subsection (5) of section 3
[8] http://www.freebase.com/view/en/corporate_raid.
[9] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_raid.
[10] http://www.economicexpert.com/a/Corporate:raid.htm.
[11] http://wapedia.mobi/en/History_of_private_equity_and_venture_capital?t=5.
[12] See footnote 8
[13] Rolph Edwards James, corporate raiders and junk-car dealerships: Economy and the Politics of Merger Regulation controversy, The Journal of Libertarian Studies, Vol IX, No. 2 (Fall 1990).
[14] See footnote 8
[15] http://business.edgewood.edu/behavingbadly/files/CORPORATE RAIDERSBehaving bad PDF.
[16] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_kinght_ (Business).
[17] See footnote 8
[18] Firestone, THOMAS, "Law & Corporate Raiding in Russia," ABA Journal June, 2009th
[19] Ibid.
[20] See footnote 8
[21] See footnote 18
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