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Percival v Wright : ウィキペディア英語版 | Percival v Wright
''Percival v Wright'' () 2 Ch 401 is a UK company law case concerning directors' duties, holding that directors only owe duties of loyalty to the company, and not to individual shareholders. This is now codified in the United Kingdom's Companies Act of 2006 section 170. ==Facts== Mr Percival owned shares per value of £10 in a company whose shares neither had a market price nor were they quoted on the stock exchange and were only transferable with the director's approval. Mr Percival through his solicitors inquired from the company if any body was willing to purchase their shares £12.55 a priced based on independent valuation. Mr Wright who was the chairman of a company, with two other directors, agreed to buy shares from Mr Percival at £12.10 each. Mr Percival then found out the directors had been negotiating with another person for the sale of the whole company at far more than £12.10 a share. The directors had not told Percival. Percival claimed breach of fiduciary duty.
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