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2008-08-11 |
BRION, J. |
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| A review of relevant jurisprudence shows a development in the Court's approach in classifying what constitutes an intra-corporate controversy. Initially, the main consideration in determining whether a dispute constitutes an intra-corporate controversy was limited to a consideration of the intra-corporate relationship existing between or among the parties.[19] The types of relationships embraced under Section 5(b), as declared in the case of Union Glass & Container Corp. v. SEC,[20] were as follows:a) between the corporation, partnership, or association and the public; | |||||