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Duty to Disclose Corporate Opportunities
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Duty to Disclose Corporate Opportunities

Burg v. Horn; The question of whether director is required to offer business opportunity to corporation before taking advantage of it is determined according to relationship between particular director and corporation; accounting; constructive trust.
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