Securities Regulation-Security Exchange Act Section 16(b)-Owner of More Than Ten Percent of Issuer's Stock, Who Reduces His Holdings Below Ten Percent In One Sale With Intent To Avoid Liability For Short-Swing Profits, Does Not Have To Disgorge Profits Derived From Subsequent, "Legally" Unrelated Sales of Remaining Shares Within The Same Six-Month Period

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3-20-1971

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(1971) "Securities Regulation-Security Exchange Act Section 16(b)-Owner of More Than Ten Percent of Issuer's Stock, Who Reduces His Holdings Below Ten Percent In One Sale With Intent To Avoid Liability For Short-Swing Profits, Does Not Have To Disgorge Profits Derived From Subsequent, "Legally" Unrelated Sales of Remaining Shares Within The Same Six-Month Period," Georgia Law Review: Vol. 5: No. 3, Article 9.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/glr/vol5/iss3/9