Appraisal rights are often the only recourse for shareholders who object to a parent-subsidiary merger.

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Appraisal rights give shareholders the ability to object to a merger or acquisition, and have their shares appraised for fair value. In the case of a parent-subsidiary merger, where the parent company owns a controlling stake in the subsidiary, appraisal rights may be the only option for minority shareholders who object to the merger.

Appraisal Rights Are Often the Only Recourse for Shareholders Who