In a "going private" transaction, a minority shareholder feels that the share price offered is not fair. What rights may this shareholder have for pursuing a higher share price?

In a "going private" transaction, a minority shareholder feels that the share price offered is not fair. What rights may this shareholder have for pursuing a higher share price? 







A) None
B) Arbitration rights, as determined by an SEC panel
C) Appraisal rights granted by state law
D) A right of limited negotiation, as provided by the '33 Act







Answer: C


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