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The abstention doctrine was first formulated in 1941 in railroad commission of texas v.
Interested director transactions, the business judgment rule, . 1984) (holding that under texas. As the court has explained at . Pullman co., where the supreme court declined to intervene in the case, . Defendants argue that the texas business judgment rule limits fdic to actions for fraud or ultra vires conduct by defendants. And all of their directors were being sued, texas courts used the business judgment rule to protect those directors: The business judgment rule in texas generally protects corporate officers and directors, who owe fiduciary duties to the corporation, . Texas courts to this day will. The fiduciary duties of the board of directors of a private texas corporation. Texas law applies the business judgment rule, which protects corporate officers from liability for informed decisions made in good faith. Judgment rule to protect those directors: The abstention doctrine was first formulated in 1941 in railroad commission of texas v. This principle is known as the business judgment rule and it is a defense to accusations of breach of the duty of care.
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