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1967 Delaware General Corporation Law Backgrounders
The 1967 Delaware General Corporation Law is one of the most important landmarks in the history of US business law. Lawrence Hamermesh and the Widener law library have done us all a tremendous service by making a wide array of background reports, including principal drafter Ernest Folk’s preliminary study, available online.
Posted on Monday, March 17 2008 | Permalink
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