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Foss v Harbottle
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Foss v Harbottle

Dr. Nancy M. Haener Dr. Nancy M. Haener 7 min read

The rule in Foss v Harbottle (1843) established the principle that only a company can sue for wrongs done to it. This famous case defined the proper plaintiff rule, shaping modern company law and shareholder rights.

Foss v Harbottle - case summary - shareholders
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