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16 November 2016

Alberta Court Ruling Signals Companies Can't Block Shareholder Vote

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On September 27, 2016, I blogged about the decision of the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench blocking approval of an arrangement in Re Marquee Energy Ltd,. and the Alberta Oilsands Inc.
Canada Corporate/Commercial Law

On September 27, 2016, I blogged about the decision of the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench blocking approval of an arrangement in Re Marquee Energy Ltd,. and the Alberta Oilsands Inc. In that decision, the Court held that Alberta Oilsands shareholders must be allowed a shareholders vote even though the only company being "arranged" was Marquee Energy Ltd. The appeal of this order was heard on November 9 and on November 14, the Alberta Court of Appeal allowed the appeal, with reasons to follow. I will blog further once the reasons for judgment are released.

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ARTICLE
16 November 2016

Alberta Court Ruling Signals Companies Can't Block Shareholder Vote

Canada Corporate/Commercial Law

Contributor

Lawson Lundell is a leading full-service law firm, known for our strategic approach to legal services. With over 160 lawyers, and offices in Vancouver, Calgary, Yellowknife and Kelowna, we are widely recognized for our depth of experience and innovative solutions to complex business law and litigation matters across various sectors.
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