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Chapter VIII. Evidence of Overvaluation Based On Implied Admissions by Promoters and other Interested Parties
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David L. Dodd
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Preface V
- Contents VII
- Chapter I. Introduction: The Problem and the Law of Stock Watering 1
- Chapter II. Items That May Not Be Capitalized 39
- Chapter III. The “Good Faith” Rule Versus the “True Value” Rule in Stock-Watering Cases 57
- Chapter IV. The Standard of Valuation as Defined by Statutes and Courts 98
- Chapter V. Cost of the Property as Evidence of Its Value 111
- Chapter VI. Capitalized Earning Power as Evidence of the Value of Property 134
- Chapter VII. Special Aspects of the Earning Power Basis of Capitalization 190
- Chapter VIII. Evidence of Overvaluation Based On Implied Admissions by Promoters and other Interested Parties 225
- Chapter IX. Conclusion 263
- Table of Cases 315
- Index 327
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Preface V
- Contents VII
- Chapter I. Introduction: The Problem and the Law of Stock Watering 1
- Chapter II. Items That May Not Be Capitalized 39
- Chapter III. The “Good Faith” Rule Versus the “True Value” Rule in Stock-Watering Cases 57
- Chapter IV. The Standard of Valuation as Defined by Statutes and Courts 98
- Chapter V. Cost of the Property as Evidence of Its Value 111
- Chapter VI. Capitalized Earning Power as Evidence of the Value of Property 134
- Chapter VII. Special Aspects of the Earning Power Basis of Capitalization 190
- Chapter VIII. Evidence of Overvaluation Based On Implied Admissions by Promoters and other Interested Parties 225
- Chapter IX. Conclusion 263
- Table of Cases 315
- Index 327