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Kappa Sigma Fraternity Inc. v. Kappa Sigma Fratern

No. 022435Supreme Court of Virginia

022435 Kappa Sigma Fraternity Inc. v. Kappa Sigma Fratern 10/31/2003 Because a challenge to a voidable corporate act is subject to the defense of the statute of limitations, the trial court erred in failing to…

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022435 Kappa Sigma Fraternity Inc. v. Kappa Sigma Fratern 10/31/2003 Because a challenge to a voidable corporate act is subject t…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
First added here
October 4, 2026
Last entry
October 31, 2003
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022435 Kappa Sigma Fraternity Inc. v. Kappa Sigma Fratern 10/31/2003 Because a challenge to a voidable corporate act is subject to the defense of the statute of limitations, the trial court erred in failing to apply the statute to certain 1974 corporate changes and in related rulings about the imposition of express and constructive trusts with respect to the entity's assets, vacating director and officer positions, and appointing a commissioner in chancery to manage the corporation's assets and operations. The judgment is reversed, vacated in part, and final judgment is entered.

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  1. · Supreme Court of Virginia

    ReversedVacated

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    022435 Kappa Sigma Fraternity Inc. v. Kappa Sigma Fratern 10/31/2003 Because a challenge to a voidable corporate act is subject to the defense of the statute of limitations, the trial court erred in failing to apply the statute to certain 1974 corporate changes and in related rulings about the imposition of express and constructive trusts with respect to the entity's assets, vacating director and officer positions, and appointing a commissioner in chancery to manage the corporation's assets and operations. The judgment is reversed, vacated in part, and final judgment is entered.

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