iSOFT Group Limited, in the matter of iSOFT Group Limited (No 2) [2011] FCA 882
The errors identified in the scheme booklet are non-material and unlikely to affect the capacity of option holders to make an informed judgment. It is therefore appropriate to approve the Company's proposal to distribute the supplementary explanatory statement to all option holders.
- Jurisdiction
- Australia
- Judgment Date
- 07 July 2011
- Procedural Posture
- Corporate Scheme of Arrangement / Interlocutory Application for Approval of Supplementary Disclosure
- Outcome
- Orders granted as sought
- Legal Topics
- ['scheme of Arrangement' 'court Approval of Explanatory Statement' 'rectification of Errors in Scheme Documentation']
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Procedural Posture
Corporate Scheme of Arrangement / Interlocutory Application for Approval of Supplementary Disclosure
Legal Issues
- 1 ['Whether the Court should approve the distribution of a supplementary explanatory statement correcting typographical errors in a scheme booklet to option holders' 'Whether the proposed method and timing of distribution are appropriate' 'Whether to extend the time for return of proxy forms']
Ratio Decidendi
The errors identified in the scheme booklet are non-material and unlikely to affect the capacity of option holders to make an informed judgment. It is therefore appropriate to approve the Company's proposal to distribute the supplementary explanatory statement to all option holders.
Court Disposition
Orders granted as sought
Orders
- ['A supplementary explanatory statement correcting typographical errors in the scheme booklet is approved for distribution to all iSOFT option holders.' 'The supplementary explanatory statement is to be sent to each option holder by pre-paid post, facsimile, email, and (where applicable) hand delivery by 10 July...
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