...would impose a stricter standard of fiduciary duty than that required by the law of some States. , law expressly requires certain responsibilities of...will govern the internal affairs of the corporation." 422 US, at 84 (emphasis added). We thus adhere to the position that "Congress by § 10 (b) did not...

...securities, particularly where established state policies of corporate regulation would be overridden. . . . 'Corporations are creatures of state law, and investors...state law will govern the internal affairs of the corporation."6 "We thus adhere to the position that 'Congress by § 10(b) did not seek to regulate...

...areas traditionally left to state law.21 The Court observed that "corporations are creatures of slate law, and investors commit their funds to corporate...state law will govern the internal affairs of the corporation."22 Both cases evidence the Court's contraction of the scope of the federal securities...

...Aircraft Corp. v. Chris-Craft Industries, Inc., i30 US 1 (1977i; Cort v. Ash, i22 US 66, 8i (1975i ("Corporations are creatures of state law, and investors...state law will govern the internal affairs of the corporation.°i. See also, CTS Corp. v. Dynamics Corp. of America, 55 USLW ii78 (US Apr. 21, 19871...

...Court: Corporations are creaturea of state law, and Investors commit their funds to corporate director* on the understanding that, except where federal law...traditionally assured that shareholders were treated fairly In transactlona Involving a change of control. Accordingly, atate "corporate law has traditionally protected...

...commit their funds to corporate directors on the understanding that except u here federal law expressiy requires certain responsibilities of directors with...will govern the internal affairs of the corporation." Since Santa Fe several federal courts of appeals have hroadly interpreted "deception" so as to give...

...•Corporations are creatures of state law, and investors commit -2135 their funds to corporate directors with the understanding that, except where federal law expressly...certain responsibilities of directors with respect to shareholders, state law will govern the internal affairs of the corporation" [emphasis in the original]...

...law. This doctrine is fundamental to the law of business organizations. As the Supreme Court has noted "corporations are creatures of State law, and investors...will govern the internal affairs of the corporation." Santa Fe Industries. Inc. \. Green, 430 US 462, 479 (1977). Although the authority of the State over...

...law. This doctrine is fundamental to the law of business organizations. As the Supreme Court has noted "corporations are creatures of State law, and investors...will govern the internal affairs of the corporation." Santa Fe Industries, Inc. v. Green, 430 US 462, 479 (1977). Although the authority of the State over...